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‎Examples

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‎Risk Factors

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‎Symptoms

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 # '''Remote Access Trojan (RAT):''' Designed to provide the attacker full control of the infected machine. Trojan horse usually masqueraded as a utility.
 # '''Data Sending Trojan:''' Trojan horse that uses keylogger technology to capture sensitive data like passwords, credit card and banking information, and IM messages, and sends them back to the attacker.
-# '''Destructive Trojan:''' Trojan horse designed to destroy data stored on the victimâs computer.
+# '''Destructive Trojan:''' Trojan horse designed to destroy data stored on the victim’s computer.
 # '''Proxy Trojan:''' Trojan horse that uses the victim's computer as a proxy server, providing the attacker an opportunity to execute illicit acts from the infected computer, like banking fraud, and even malicious attacks over the internet.
 # '''FTP Trojan:''' This type of Trojan horse uses the port 21 to enable the attackers to connect to the victim's computer using File Transfer Protocol.

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 # '''Remote Access Trojan (RAT):''' Designed to provide the attacker full control of the infected machine. Trojan horse usually masqueraded as a utility.
 # '''Data Sending Trojan:''' Trojan horse that uses keylogger technology to capture sensitive data like passwords, credit card and banking information, and IM messages, and sends them back to the attacker.
-# '''Destructive Trojan:''' Trojan horse designed to destroy data stored on the victim’s computer.
+# '''Destructive Trojan:''' Trojan horse designed to destroy data stored on the victimâs computer.
 # '''Proxy Trojan:''' Trojan horse that uses the victim's computer as a proxy server, providing the attacker an opportunity to execute illicit acts from the infected computer, like banking fraud, and even malicious attacks over the internet.
 # '''FTP Trojan:''' This type of Trojan horse uses the port 21 to enable the attackers to connect to the victim's computer using File Transfer Protocol.

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 ==Examples==
 A Javascript Trojan Horse example can be found on: http://www.attacklabs.com/download/sniffer.rar .
-An iframe pointing to a javascript which downloads malware: http://isc.sans.org/diary.html?storyid=2923&dshield=4c501ba0d99f5168ce114d3a3feab567
 ==Related [[Threat Agents]]==

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 == Risk Factors==
+High: A Trojan horse can break through all security polices in a network, because an attacker can
 get access to a WorkStation with stored network credentials. With these credentials, an
 attacker can compromise the whole network.

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 * Windows auto closing
 * System auto rebooting
-* Internet accounts information changing
+* Internet account information changing
 * High internet bandwidth being used without user action
 * Computer's high resources consumption (computer slows down)

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 == References==
-* [[http://myappsecurity.blogspot.com/2007/01/ajax-sniffer-prrof-of-concept.html | Ajax Sniffer]]
+* [http://myappsecurity.blogspot.com/2007/01/ajax-sniffer-prrof-of-concept.html  Ajax Sniffer]
-* [[http://hacker-eliminator.com/trojansymptoms.html | Trojan Infection Symptoms]]
+* [http://hacker-eliminator.com/trojansymptoms.html Trojan Infection Symptoms]
-* [[http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/2004/virus.asp | The Difference Between a Virus, Worm and Trojan Horse]]
+* [http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/Internet/2004/virus.asp The Difference Between a Virus, Worm and Trojan Horse]