Yes. Beast, or more commonly known as a Remote Administration Tool (RAT), is a backdoor Trojan program. It is capable of infecting Windows computers from 95 to XP. Beast is written in Delphi and became quite common among virus writers and hackers due to its unique features. Beast was one of the first Trojans to feature a reverse connection (a method usually used to bypass firewall security on open ports) and once established, gave the hacker total control over the victim's machine.
Beast comes with these mods and features:
If you are infected with Beast, you should immediately attempt to cleanse the threat (although this may be difficult as the Trojan takes over the entire computer) or take your PC to a specialist.
Anti-malware software can work by using one or combination of multiple techniques to detect malware. 1. Checksums: They can use a technique known as checksums. The anti-malware program cross-references the size of the scanned file from the previous boot and compares it with its current size. If the file is larger than it was before, than the anti-malware program suspects a virus or another type of malware. 2. Detection from database: The anti-malware program uses a database full of the "signature" of every known malware agent. The anti-malware program scans each file and compares its contents with the signature of the known malware agent. If it finds a match, it flags the file as infected and attempts to disinfect it, quarantine it, or remove it. 3. Heuristics: The most advanced technique is something called heuristics analysis. The anti-malware program monitors the computer system constantly and attempts to find any malware-like activity, like changes to the registry, the size of a file changes, a program is installed, etc. 4. Sandboxing: An AM sometimes let the program install but it will put it into a remote area from where it will be monitored first. If it doesn't show any malicious behavior, the AM will allow the program to run outside that remote area but if it shows any malicious behavior, AM will terminate the program. This is what secure hunter anti malware did on my PC running on Windows 8.
Do you mean scan for malware with the program malwarebytes? That program is blocked by bitdefender. If you can't scan with the bitdefender program itself. Then contact them for technical support. They are available 24/7!
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It is called 'malware'.
Malware is any software (program) designed to cause problems. A virus is a type of malware that attaches itself to other programs and sends itself to others. Other types of malware include worms, which are like viruses, but they run without attaching to another program, and trojans, which are downloaded by the user with the promise of doing something useful.
WinkZink is a malware program. Relatively easy to remove, but still a pain.
Some kind of computer program designed to do harm to your software.
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This beast can also be removed manually:http://www.2-viruses.com/remove-security-tool
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