Home / malwarePDF  

Trojan-PSW:W32/Lmir.BPG


First posted on 07 December 2007.
Source: SecurityHome

Aliases :

Trojan-PSW:W32/Lmir.BPG is also known as Trojan-PSW.Win32.Lmir.bpg.

Explanation :

This is typical Trojan that logs keyboard strikes (key logger) and URLs visited by the user.

Upon execution, this malware drops a file on the root directory of the C: drive:


This malware installs itself as a Browser Helper Object. It creates the following autostart registry keys:


This malware logs keyboard strikes and mouse clicks of the user and then saves them in a file with a random name in the system's default temporary directory. It also logs the URLs (web site addresses) visited by the user and saves them in a separate log file, also with a random name.

Note: The temporary directory is normally C:Documents and Settings[account name]Local SettingsTemp.

Last update 07 December 2007

 

TOP

Malware :

Family: