Hackers have just launched a "talking" trojan that can give users a sarcastic voice when it successfully infects their PC.
Using the BotVoice-A operating system's Windows Text Reader feature informs users that the PC has been infected with malicious code and it is starting to delete files on their system.
Bạn đã bị gỡ bỏ I repeat bạn đã được xóa và tập tin hệ thống bạn đã được deletes. Sorry. Have a Nice Day and bye bye . '
(Your PC has been infected with malicious code. I repeat once again that your PC has been infected with malicious code. The file system has been deleted. Sorry. Good day. Goodbye.
Security firm Panda Software said the speech would be constantly released when the trojan took turns deleting the data stored on the hard drive. Its goal is to erase all data on the infected hard disk, mainly files with BAT, EXE and MP3 extensions.
Although only a small part of the file can be deleted, the trojan is still capable of causing the Windows operating system to become unstable. BotVoice-A also changes the Windows Registry parameters, causing some applications to be completely disabled. Among those applications that are disabled include the Windows Registry Editor, Task Manager.
The BotVoice-A Trojan is infected by the way of exploiting the operating system's security vulnerability when a user accesses a malicious website or via P2P peer-to-peer network, attached to an email or device. storage . User interaction is required to successfully break into.
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Hackers have just launched a talkable trojan that is able to emit user-friendly rhythms when it successfully infects their PC. Use the Windows Text Reader feature of the BotVoice-A trojan OS
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