Probably you have heard that browsing the Internet can be extremely dangerous, because you may become a victim of some of the malicious creations of cyber criminals. If you visit insecure or unknown web pages, they may turn out to be powerful tools of spreading malicious files. The aim of these pages is not to entertain people or to provide some interesting news and information, but to transfer computer infections to the victims` computers without the knowledge of their owners. BOO/TDss.O is reported to be a tricky and deceitful application. It is not aimed at helping people in protecting their computers. On the contrary, BOO/TDss.O will only pretend to be a reliable and effective tool. In fact, it is another Trojan-based infection aimed at gaining access to targeted computers without the knowledge and approval of their users.
The aim of BOO/TDss.O is to hide itself deep into the infected system and then mislead the user into thinking there are many problems with his computer. BOO/TDss.O does not want to disclose its presence to the user. The tool is aimed at stealing your personal and credit card details. It plans to do this by misleading you into buying a fake application that pretends to be a genuine AV tool. The deceitful attacker has penetrated into the system without asking for your approval. One way of spreading BOO/TDss.O is through the use of compromised web pages that transfer malicious files to targeted computers. When a person is browsing the net, he is redirected to a malicious web site. This site has the ability to exploit vulnerabilities in programs that are running on targeted computers. After that, these vulnerabilities are used from BOO/TDss.O to enter into the system and root itself deep into it. Then, BOO/TDss.O is ready to start its malicious plan, and take control over the system. Another way of transferring BOO/TDss.O to targeted PCs is via infected files. A user is taken to some unknown page that offers him a free system scan. If the user decides to try the scan, he will be told that there are many compromised files on his PC, and he needs to download some file that will fix his system. The user is not warned that the file will transfer the Trojan-based infection BOO/TDss.O to his machine.
BOO/TDss.O will use the disguise of a reliable and legitimate security tool that is able to detect computer infections and threats. The fake program will seem to make everything possible to warn you about system errors and problems. It will show many pop-up messages. Moreover, it will pretend to scan your PC for viruses.
Do not be tricked by the deceitful actions of BOO/TDss.O. This intruder would do anything to trap you into paying for the services of the fake AV tool that is, in fact, its disguise. Do not submit your personal or financial details to this attacker. Otherwise, hackers will take them and use them to make personal profit.
Remove BOO/TDss.O as soon as you can. Moreover, do not forget to delete all the files BOO/TDss.O has created, and check your computer registry for unwanted modifications or entries BOO/TDss.O has made. To protect your PC from infections such as BOO/TDss.O, use a legitimate and reliable anti-spyware application. Not only that, but also be very cautious when browsing the Internet. Avoid visiting unknown or insecure web pages, because they may hide computer infections.
*SpyHunter’s free scanner is only for malware detection. If SpyHunter detects malware on your PC, you will need to purchase SpyHunter’s malware suite to remove the malware threats.