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Name Adware/Rogueware.AntiMalware.A
Alias Adware.Win32.AntiMalware!A2[a-squared], RogueAntiSpyware.WindowsAntivirusPro[PCTools], Mal/FakeAV-BP[Sophos]
Current Spread Level System Threat Level
Network Proliferation Potential Danger Level
Active Platform Windows Form/Type Rogueware
Method of Spread Download
Main Symptoms Induced payment through false/exaggerated detections.
Created Files axemt.dll, antimalware.exe, uninstall.exe
File Size 1,601,536 Byte Activity Date 0000-00-00
Country of Origin Unspecified Detection Date 0000-00-00
Similar/Altered Viruses
Detectable Engine 2009.12.16.01 Reparable Engine 2009.12.16.01
Description

[Summary]

Adware/Rogueware.AntiMalware.A is downloaded and installed without the user's knowledge.  A list is shown with false adware or spyware detections and payment is induced in order to repair the malware.

[Propagation]

Adware/Rogueware.AntiMalware.A is downloaded and installed through other malware.

[Symptoms]

1. Creates files in the following path when Adware/Rogueware.AntiMalware.A is installed.

- (Program Folder)\AntiMalware\amext.dll
- (Program Folder)\AntiMalware\antimalware.exe
- (Program Folder)\AntiMalware\uninstall.exe

2. The following registry key is created in order to run automatically upon Windows startup.

- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\
    SOFTWARE\
      Microsoft\
        Windows\
          CurrentVersion\
            Run

- Name: AntiMalware
- Data: "C:\Program Files\AntiMalware\antimalware.exe" -noscan

3. The registry created by Adware/Rogueware.AntiMalware.A is shown below.

- HKLM\SOFTWARE\AntiMalware
- HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\AntiMalware


[Reference Information]

- (Drive Root) refers to the upper-most folder. (ex. C:\, D:\).

- (User Temporary Folder) generally refers to C:\Documents and Settings\(User Account)\Local Settings\Temp.

- (Internet Temporary Folder) generally refers to C:\Documents and Settings\(User Account)\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files.

- (Windows Folder) generally refers to C:\WINDOWS in Windows 95/98/ ME, to C:\WINNT in Windows 2000/NT, and to C:\WINDOWS in Windows XP/2003/Vista.

- (Windows System Folder) generally refers to C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM  in Windows 95, 98, ME, to C:\WINNTSYSTEM32 in Windows 2000, NT, and to C:\WINDOWSSYSTEM32  in Windows XP/2003/Vista.

- In Windows, (Program Folder) generally refers to C:\Program Files

Manual Treatment Method

[Repairing with nProtect Netizen / nProtect Personal]

1. Run the product and clik on the ON-SCAN button by the top.
2. Check on all the files in Settings and click on the Scan Now button.
3. If a malware is detected through the scan, click on the Yes button in the Treatment Option Window.
4. Check if the malware has been successfully repaired.

[Repairing with nProtect Anti-Virus/Spyware 2007 / nProtect GameGuard Personal 2007]

1. Run the product and update the engine and patch file to the latest version. (Using the main window, tray icon, or start menu)
2. Select the Virus/Spyware tab and click on the Scan Now button.
3. If a malware is detected through the scan, click on the Repair button.
4. Check if the malware has been successfully repaired.


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