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Name Filename Status Description
mmx432 mmx432.dll
X
Added by the Trojan.Goldun. password-stealing Trojan.
hpprintx hpprintx.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AU Trojan.
wintjv32 wintjv32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Bckdr-AOI backdoor Trojan.
[not used] tmp_38.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Bckdr-AMA backdoor Trojan.
spoolsvc.dll spoolsvc.dll
X
Added by the Troj/SCKeyLog-L keylogging Trojan.
iesdl4l iesdl4l.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AQ backdoor Trojan. This infection utilizes the C:\Windows\System32\iesservice4.sys rootkit.
satdll satdll.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AS information stealing Trojan.
printpn2 printpn2.dll
X
Identified as Trojan-Spy.Win32.Goldun.gs.
msctl32.dll msctl32.dll
X
Added by the Backdoor.Rustock backdoor.
[not used] PAVWAIT.DLL
Y
Part of Panda Antivirus.
printpnp PRINTPNP.DLL
X
Added by the Trojan.Goldun.I password-stealing Trojan for online banks. This infection utilizes the EPSONSYS.SYS rootkit to hide itself and its components.
[not used] wmfhotfix.dll
U
Added by the Windows WMF Metafile Vulnerability HotFix. This patch is used to protect your computer for the unpatched WMF vulnerability in Windows. This patch should no longer be needed as long as your computer has all the latest Windows updates.
browsela browsela.dll
X
A variant of the Trojan/Dldr.Delf.aeo Trojan.
htproc htproc32.dll
X
Identified as a variant of the Trojan.Psw.Lineage.Sk password-stealing Trojan for the online game Lineage.
[not used] aminit.dll
Y
Used by the AltirisŪ Application Metering Solution software.
logon032 logon032.dll
X
Identified as a variant Trojan.PWS.Egold. This Trojan when run will act as a rootkit and hide the files c:\windows\system32\logon032.dll and c:\windows\system32\wnlogon.sys.
ssldr ssldr32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Agent-ZD Trojan. This infection will also install and run the file c:\windows\system32\doser.exe.
avpe32 avpe32.dll
X
Win32/Haxdoor Variant.
nuclabdll nuclabdll.dll
X
Identified as Trojan.PWS.Egold.
msupdate msupdate32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Jupdrop-A dropper Trojan.
chk chke.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Geoload-A/a> downloader Trojan.
[not used] karnal32.dll
X
Added by the W32.Monikey@mm mass-mailing worm. This worm attempts to gather information found on your computer.
st3i <random filename.dll>
X
Added by the Troj/Hasum-A Trojan.
st3 st3.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Hasum-A Trojan.
nwprovau nwprovau.dll
Y
Client Service for NetWare
[not used] DAinit.dll
Y
Used by Desktop Authority desktop management software.
ies4dll IES4DLL.DLL
X
Added by a variant of the Troj/Haxdoor Trojan. This infection utilizes the ies4service.sys rootkit.
[not used] 896588AppInit.DLL
X
Added by the Troj/LegMir-BI Trojan. This infection also creates the %WinDir%896588.dll file.
jkhhg jkhhg.dll
X
Added by the Troj/ConHook-N Trojan.
[not used] kxrnxl32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Gina-K Trojan.
[not used] krnl32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Vipgsm-J keylogger and password-stealing Trojan.
sksdll sksdll.dll
X
Added by the Backdoor.Haxdoor.F proxy Trojan.
mcfG7A mcfG7A.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AK backdoor Trojan. This infection utilizes the rootkit nodantivir.sys rootkit.
rdrVR2 rdrVR2.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AJ backdoor Trojan.
mcfCC4 mcfCC4.dll
X
Added by the W32/Goldax- Peer to Peer (P2P) worm with backdoor functionality. This infection utilizes the wrmdrv.sys or the mcfdrv.sys rootkit to hide itself.
avpu32 avpu32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-ED Trojan. The rootkit logs the keypress in the file klogini.dll.
tcpGDC tcpGDC.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AI backdoor Trojan. This infection utilizes the msftcpip.sys rootkit.
STOPzilla IS3WLHandler.dll
Y
Part of STOPzilla.
xhi xhi.dll
X
Added by the Troj/SCLog-A Trojan. There is also a file called xhi.exe installed in the %System% directory as part of this infection.
tcpG4T tcpG4T.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-AG backdoor Trojan. This infection utilizes the rootkit.
winstart winstart.dll
X
Added by the Troj/SCKeyLo-AB trojan.
wlogon wlogon.dll
X
Added by the W32/Wenper-B worm.
req req.dat
X
Added by the Trojan.Vundo.B adware/redirector.
wineula wineula.dll
X
Added by the Trojan.Vundo.B adware/redirector.
d2 winloadhh.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Labrap-A downloader trojan.
avpx32 avpx32.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-Y backdoor trojan. This infection uses rootkit technology to hide itself from being seen.
ComPlusSetup catsrvut.dll
Y
Part of Microsoft Com+
req req.dll
X
Added by the Troj/ConHook-B trojan downloader. There will usually be other malware on your system if this infection is present.
F8adsl MSplg7.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Goldun-R password stealing trojan. If you are infected with this you should immediately change all your passwords and bank pins. This infection utilizes the estsprt.sys rootkit to hide itself.
spoolsvc spoolsvc.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Dropper-AT trojan dropper. The presence of this infection usually means there is other malware installed on your computer.
drct16 drct16.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-CN rootkit infection. This file is installed as system driver and is used to hide processes, files, and registry keys from being seen.
DllName status.dll
X
Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-R rootkit. This infection makes it so you can not see certain processes, files, or registry keys on your computer. It is usually installed in conjunction with other malware.
f3dsl LSD_F3.DLL
X
Added by the Troj/Goldun-G password stealing trojan. If you have this infection you should change all your passwords. This infection utilizes the IESPRT.SYS rootkit to hide itself.
EXPLORER EXPLORER.dll
X
Added by the Troj/SCLog-B trojan.
debugg debugg.dll
X
Added by the HaxDoor.B rootkit/backdoor Trojan.
[not used] sys16.exe
X
Added by the Troj/Bancos-BZ password stealing trojan. This trojan attempts to steal the account information of Brazilian bankes.
draw32 draw32.dll
X
Part of the Troj/Haxdoor-AE rootkit. This is installed as a system driver service so will not be seen in the services.msc control panel.
eventss atmpvc.dll
X
Identified as Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Delf.lh
lindow miamore32.dll
X
Identified as Trojan-Clicker.Win32.Agent.ct.
clbcatex clbcatix.dll
X
Identified as Trojan-Clicker.Win32.Agent.ct.
NavLogon NavLogon.dll
Y
Part of the Norton Antivirus product.


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