5 most dangerous viruses on the Internet

[Carding Forum]

The variety of virus programs on the Internet does not allow even the most modern antiviruses to fully protect your computer and smartphone from cyberattacks.

The article lists the most dangerous malware currently on the Internet.

T9000

Palo Alto Networks identified the T9000 Trojan a couple of days ago. It infects Windows computers and spreads in RTF format via Skype or emails.

The malware provides several modules for different tasks. First, tyeu.dat steals Skype correspondence and content. The second - vnkd.dat copies files of the required formats from the computer. The third - qhnj.dat opens remote access to the system.

MazarBOT

The Trojan was detected by CSIS Security Group specialists and is targeted at Android devices. The virus is transmitted via SMS and aims to steal funds. To do this, the virus provides an option to intercept credit card data when making payments from a mobile device.

MazarBOT can bypass almost any internet banking protection. The Trojan was programmed by hackers from the Russian Federation, so it does not steal money from devices of Russian users.

TeslaCrypt

TeslaCrypt ransomware has gone viral again. Recently, the F-Secure company discovered a virus in an advertisement sent to Skype. In addition, infected ads appear on ebay.it, dailymail.co.uk and gaming sites.

To promote the virus, the criminals chose the AppNexus platform. If infected by clicking on an advertisement, the Trojan encrypts the user's files on the computer and demands a ransom of $ 500.

Remtasu

ESET warns about the activity of the Remtasu Trojan, which is configured to steal personal data. It is sent in a mailing list to e-mail. The only way to protect yourself is not to read emails from strangers or look at attachments.

Adwind

The virus of Spanish origin has a unique way of spreading on the web. There is a platform on which any fraudster can buy malware and use it for their own purposes.

This virus is designed for a variety of tasks. Including copying and theft of documents, tracking the actions of the victim. At the same time, this virus remains invisible to anti-virus programs.