Backdoor.TDSS

If you think that your system is acting in an unusual way, it is highly likely that Backdoor.TDSS is getting ready to attack your system in full-power. This sinister Trojan can travel to your Windows system in various invasion ways, but it is highly likely to catch it via an encrypted download or an infected USB device. Cyber criminals, behind Backdoor.TDSS and all of its components, will use this detrimental Trojan as a tool to copy your files, steal your sensitive information and fool you with non-existent threats.
Such famous rogue antispywares as Doctor Antivirus and Antivirus 2009 are known to be carried by Trojan Backdoor.TDSS, so if you notice any strange computer scanners with such names, know that you are infected with malware, which is only after your money! If you have not yet encountered such tools, it will not take much longer before your system becomes beleaguered with them, so hurry up and find a way to remove Backdoor.TDSS from your system!

A Trojan is a type of malware, which intimidates all PC users, but what most people do not know about this vicious application, is that such examples as Backdoor.TDSS carry multiple malignant files behind one single name. In reality, different infection’s components are highly important for smooth infection’s running, and the first step to removing Backdoor.TDSS is detecting and deleting all of its malignant files. To show you how different components work together, see how four simple executable files can crash your system in no time!

• Winlogon.exe is responsible for adding infection’s RUN key to Windows system start-up, to initiate Backdoor.TDSS right after you turn on your PC. This malignant component can also restrict access to Registry Editor, which will make it difficult for you to remove Backdoor.TDSS’s processes.
• Serices.exe is the executable, which modifies your system’s security settings and removes your privileges to accessing real information, as all legitimate alerts and notifications will be stopped or removed from being displayed. Moreover, your Windows Updates will be disabled, so that your system would lose any possible protection.
• Once Backdoor.TDSS is hidden from security detection, installer.exe will hijack existing processes, copy and delete files, connect to Internet (without your knowledge), install BHO (browser helper object) to record your browsing habits, create Internet Explorer file extensions and will connect to remote systems.
• Because of aforementioned files’ performance, svchost.exe, another Backdoor.TDSS component will be able to use your accounts and details to spread the infection through spam emails or web chats, linked to your PC. The Trojan will also infect your USB ports to spread your infection through removable devices.

Backdoor.TDSS is composed of all these malignant files in order to perform in a fast and latent attack, after which you would not even realize that your system had been attacked by highly dangerous malware. Nonetheless, Backdoor.TDSS, and its carried Doctor Antivirus or Antivirus 2009 are highly dangerous, and if you treat any of them as low-risk threats, soon enough you will regret trusting programs, which will simply drag out your money and leave your details exposed to cyber criminals. To avoid this from happening to you too, remove Backdoor.TDSS as soon as possible, and to do this trust legitimate AV tools, because only they will be able to delete the cunning Trojan.