Learn how trojans work, discover common types of trojans and see how to protect your organization against trojan threats.
An effective internet security solution should run fast, frequent scans and alert you as soon as a Trojan virus is detected. If you're reading this because it's already too late, see our page on removing malware infecting your computer. If you're reading this to stay safe from these ...
Backdoor trojan Mailfinder trojan Show more What is a Trojan horse virus? Nicknamed after the wooden horse used by ancient Greeks to sneak soldiers into the city of Troy, the Trojan horse virus hides in a regular download file. For example, a user may download an email attachment, and unwi...
This process is more difficult if the command center operates in a country where law enforcement is less capable or willing to intervene. Eliminate infection on individual devices: For individual computers, strategies to regain control over the machine include running antivirus software, reinstalling ...
In computer security, a Trojan is a type of malware that can wreak havoc on computer networks. Unlike a virus, which relies on a host program to spread itself, a Trojan relies on unwitting users to let it in.
A trojan creates a backdoor in your system, allowing the attacker to gain control of your computer or access confidential information. Wiper Attacks A wiper attack is a form of malware whose intention is to wipe the hard drive of the computer it infects. Intellectual Property Theft Int...
Cryptomining, also called cryptojacking, cryptocurrency mining, drive-by mining, and simply crypto malware, is a type of malware, typically installed by a trojan, that enables the attacker to use your computer to mine cryptocurrency. Basically, a malicious crypto miner steals your system’s resourc...
A victim in the Human Resources department of a company receives an email from a sender who claims to be a job applicant. The email contains an attachment that is disguised as a resume, but is in fact an executable Trojan horse. The victim is accustomed to receiving resumes from others and...
By registering, you agree to theTerms of Useand acknowledge the data practices outlined in thePrivacy Policy. You may unsubscribe from these newsletters at any time. What Is SQL Injection? Examples & Prevention Tips Threats February 6, 2025 ...
Pegasus is advanced spyware used to exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in smartphones, capable of intercepting calls, reading encrypted messages and activating cameras or microphones. Emotet was one of the most prevalent threats in the 2010s. It acted as a Trojan that stole banking credentials from ...