TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS

TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS is the upgraded version of TrojanSpy:Win32/Ursnif.AS, an infection which was first detected in May of 2009. The newly introduced program is specifically targeted at 64-bit Windows systems, and it is also known as a variant of Win32/AdInstaller. The devious Trojan has been developed to slither onto the computer and steal private digital data without your knowledge. Only existing malware detection and removal tools could guard you against the illicit intrusion of schemers and their malign program. If you have implemented security tools to guard the PC against infections in the past, it is possible you have been tricked into installing a fake AV program. You could also have chosen software which is not powerful enough to delete TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS and protect you against other malicious programs.

If you want to prevent schemers from stealing such sensitive information as credit card data, email address, personal contacts, passwords and usernames – you need to detect and remove TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS at once. To achieve this, you will need to find and delete malignant components which are responsible for conducting devious processes. The files which require removal include ddodhost64.dll, HeadlineAlleyAuto.exe, jktka.dll and WeatherBlinkAuto.exe.

There are three particular components which are extremely detrimental. One of them is AdMunch.exe and it can reconfigure Internet Explorer settings, release the trey of bogus alerts, steal login data, hijack personal accounts and use them to send spam emails. Two more files you need to beware of are Boonty.exe (%COMMONPROGRAMFILES%) and ShopAtHomeToolbar.dll (%PROGRAMFILES%). These components can steal your personal data, retrieve IP address for web sites, add browser extensions to the IE and employ browser helper objects (BHO) to spy upon your browsing sessions.

It may be extremely difficult to find and remove all TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS files because some of them are polymorphic and can change structure. Overall, if you miss one file during the manual removal, the remaining components could utilize your PC security vulnerabilities to regenerate the infection. Additionally, the longer you keep malign files un-removed, the more vicious programs your Windows system could be exposed to. Therefore, we recommend installing SpyHunter and having all existing malware deleted automatically. Click on the download below, run the full system scan and have TrojanSpy:Win64/Ursnif.AS removed immediately.