Trojan.Bohmini.A

The Trojan.Bohmini.A is a malicious backdoor Trojan which was designed by criminal developers to surreptitiously infiltrate its victims’ PCs without even alerting them to its presence. It was first released on 4 February 2008 and operates under numerous aliases. Some of these aliases read as follows:

Win-Trojan/Agent.26176 (AhnLab)
W32/Backdoor.BLTR
BackDoor.Agent.LDH
Backdoor.Win32.Agent.ark
Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Firu.al
Generic BackDoor.m
W32/Agent.BYKE
Mal/HckPk-A
BKDR_AGENT.AFJF

Trojan.Bohmini.A will allow unauthorized access and control of the affected machine to its developers. This will give complete control of the PC over to these criminal developers, and the user’s security and privacy will be completely compromised. The remote hackers will then be able to install keyloggers which will steal the user’s usernames, passwords and other sensitive financial info.

Because of its sly installation and the fact that Trojan.Bohmini.A conducts all of its actions in the system’s background, there are no obvious symptoms to point to the presence of Trojan.Bohmini.A on the system. The only notifications the user will receive as to the actual presence of Trojan.Bohmini.A on the system will come from installed security software on the system.

Trojan.Bohmini.A will inject its own DLL into the system, and contacts the IP address 194.126.193.157 to receive instructions from a remote attacker. These instructions may include the downloading and executing arbitrary files, executing other malicious files and updating the server contact information.

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