AT-DESTROYER.EXE

This article tell you about AT-DESTROYER.EXE. Following is the description of AT-DESTROYER.EXE. You will have full idea of the virus of AT-DESTROYER.EXE and AT-DESTROYER.EXE removal.
AT-DESTROYER.EXE was found has the following beheavor:
Executed as a Process with different process name
The file uses Anti Dissasembly Tricks to avoid analysis by Antivirus Program
Terminated as a Process
Uses special functions to hide itself from user control panel and processes list
Can using IRC protocol communicate with other computers, IM chat rooms and other services
Added as a Registry auto start to load Program on Boot up
Executed as a Process with different process name
Terminated as a Process
AT-DESTROYER.EXE reported infected operating system:
Windows Vista home Edition
Windows 2000 Server
Windows XP Professional
Windows Vista
Windows 98
Detected antivirus program:
G-Data: Backdoor.Win32.Poison
VirusBuster: AdRotator/IconAds
Sunbelt Software: Backdoor.Win32.Hupigon
SecureWeb: Backdoor.PoisonIvy.EP
Avast-Commercial: Adware.Chiem
Panda: Backdoor.Agent.YPT
A-Squared: AdWare.Win32.IEHlpr
QuickHeal: Backdoor.Win32.Nepoe.em
TrendMicro: Backdoor.Bot.8
VirusBuster: Trojan.Win32.BHO
Norman: Backdoor.Bifrose.ZUD
CA: Adware.LoudMo
F-Prot6: Backdoor.Win32.Rbot
VBA32: Backdoor.Win32.Bisar
QuickHeal: AdWare.Win32.Agent.qf
PCTools: Backdoor.IRC
AT-DESTROYER.EXE infected Countries:
France
Portugal
Poland
Australia
United Kingdom
Czech
Australia
Bulgaria
Japan
Bulgaria
AT-DESTROYER.EXE virus spread method:
File Creation
Download From website
Level of Spread:2
Level of Threat:4
File type:AT-DESTROYER.EXE is other file type.AT-DESTROYER.EXE related files:

Manual Removal of AT-DESTROYER.EXE:
1. For Windows Me and Windows XP users, System Restore must be disabled to prevent the AT-DESTROYER.EXE virus from restoring itself. [Click to follow the Instruction of How to Disable System Restore]
2. Update installed antivirus programs.
3. Reboot computer in SafeMode. [Click to follow the Instruction of How to Start Computer in Safe Mode]
4. Run your antivirus program manually with a full system scan and clean/delete all infected file(s). If the file refuse to be deleted, please download the Strong Maleware File Remove tool to kill the file. [Click to Download the tool]
5. Delete/Modify any values added to the registry. How to Edit Windows Registry
6. Restart the computer normally.

Note: Above result based on the samples we received of the file AT-DESTROYER.EXE, not means all the orginal AT-DESTROYER.EXE file is a virus or threat.

MD5 : reod2113993f3e113993dwei1139936txdf113993sw2gvs113993f4ds113993h6gm7113993;