Trojan.Swrort.A

Trojan.Swrort.A is a malicious Trojan which enters your system surreptitiously in order to ultimately allow remote access to your system to faceless hackers. Trojan.Swrort.A is also known under various aliases, such as W32/Rozena.A.gen!Eldorado, W32/Swrort.A, Win32/Swrort.A!generic, Win32/Rozena.AA, Trojan.Win32.Rozena and Trojan.Win32.Swrort.A. Trojan.Swrort.A was first released on April 12th 2011 and connects to the remote servers once it roots itself in the system.

Trojan.Swrort.A enters the system through a variety of ways, including with the help of malicious browser hijacking domains who uses established drive-by download tactics to spread and firmly root this Trojan in its victims’ PCs. This Trojan has also been known to bundled with third party security updates and downloads.

If Trojan.Swrort.A succeeds in connecting to its remote servers, it will be able to ultimately give all access and control of the system to the criminal hackers, which could use the system as part of DoS attacks and other suspect actions. Trojan.Swrort.A is known to connect to the following servers:

202.54.98.156 via TCP port 4444
10.10.10.31 via TCP port 443
188.50.82.246 via TCP port 1234

Trojan.Swrort.A also spreads via infected executables attached to spam emails. Be cautious about opening attachments received from unfamiliar people. Social media such as MSN Messenger and P2P tools are all popular methods Trojan.Swrort.A uses to spread itself to various healthy systems.

Because this Trojan operates completely in the system’s background, it will be hard for the user to detect and erase Trojan.Swrort.A without some help. Employ the removal and protection power of a genuine security tool to permanently destroy Trojan.Swrort.A from the PC and protect what is rightfully yours.