Trojan.Comine.D

Trojan.Comine.D is a malicious computer infection, recognized as a variant of Win32/Kryptic.AEGK. It is a Trojan that has downloader and dropper qualities. It means that even though Trojan.Comine.D does not spread on its own, it can be the reason why at the end of the day your system is swarmed with various malicious applications. Thus, it is important to remove Trojan.Comine.D as soon as possible.

Nevertheless, unlike a rogue infection, Trojan.Comine.D does not have a user interface, so you cannot really know when you get infected with it. As a result, it can remain active in the system’s background for quite some time, opening the backdoor on your computer and allowing other malware to enter. Normally, if you performed regular system scans with a computer security program, you would be able to detect Trojan.Comine.D in your system prior to any serious damage is inflicted. However, if you do not have a reliable safeguard program, you should look for 36D8.exe and 7B49.exe in Task Manager. These process files are associated with Trojan.Comine.D and they are responsible for many things this Trojan does. Thus, if they are there running in the process list, you can be sure that you have been infected with the malware.

There is no need to say what happens, if you do not delete Trojan.Comine.D in time – the Trojan can connect to a remote server and download even more malware onto your computer. As a result, your system can be seriously damaged, your personal data stolen (in case Trojan.Comine.D downloads a password stealer or a Trojan keylogger), and your financial security breached. In order to avoid that, you need to terminate Trojan.Comine.D either manually or automatically. Manual removal is accomplished when you delete all the Trojan-related files by yourself. But if it is too hard, you should acquire a powerful computer security program and allow it to remove Trojan.Comine.D automatically. The sooner you do it, the better.