Trojan.Revoyem.A

Do you suspect Trojan.Revoyem.A running on the operating Windows system? In case this malicious threat seriously has infected your personal computer, you need to be extremely cautious about your own virtual security. The clandestine Trojan is highly malicious because it may employ a number of clandestine files to perform tremendously malicious tasks. Note that the threat may be recognized by such alias names as Trojan:Win32/Revoyem.A, Backdoor.Win32.Zegost or Win32:LockScreen. Unfortunately, different versions of the threat could be used to initiate ransomware attacks, download secondary malware and perform other surreptitious processes. Without a doubt, you need to have Trojan.Revoyem.A deleted, and the removal of the threat should be performed without further delay.

The malicious Trojan uses cloaked components and elements with system generated names to aggravate manual removal tasks. What is more, most components are scattered all over the operating system, which is why we do not recommend proceeding manually. If you are determined to find and remove all of the malignant components manually, start by tracking the files located under %TEMP%, including a61.exe (37.88K), 0.06490670921315322.exe (61.51K) or KB3008909.exe. You should be particularly cautious about Svchostp.exe (27.13K) because it has rootkit functionality which could make Trojan.Revoyem.A removal even more difficult. The devious uaccache.exe (30.72K) is capable of the same activity, and you can locate it under %APPDATA%. Note that this file is often related to such fake anti-spyware tools as XP Antivirus Pro 2013 or Win 8 Defender 2013. If you notice them – ignore any misleading recommendations and perform the required removal.

In some cases the clandestine Trojan can be followed by the component User32.exe (%TEMP%). This file is malicious and you should remove it without any delay. As research shows, the executable can record your keystrokes and mouse-clicks to discover the login data of your personal virtual accounts. This can be done secretly because the file can add/remove system processes, disable Windows Security Center, file protection system, and set malicious processes to the autostart. What is more, because of this malign .exe you may have issues with Trojan.Revoyem.A removal as it can disable access to Task Manager and Registry Editor. Hence, this component requires immediate removal.

How should you delete Trojan.Revoyem.A? You can either proceed manually or automatically. The first option is extremely difficult and may raise troubles to even highly experienced Windows experts. If you have never deleted spyware manually, you should install automatic spyware removal software instead. We recommend using SpyHunter because it has the technical capacity to find and delete even most clandestine rootkit infections. Please click the download button to install it onto the infected computer.