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csrss.exe

Trojan.W32.Rontokbro

Warning! Potential Security Hazard!

System process “csrss.exe” is reported as a Virus and Trojan!

There are 6 processes with name “csrss.exe”

csrss.exe – Microsoft Client/Server Runtime Server Subsystem

csrss.exe – Trojan.W32.Beagle

csrss.exe – Trojan.W32.Dropper

csrss.exe – Trojan.W32.Rontokbro

csrss.exe – Trojan.W32.VIRKEL

csrss.exe – winsystem.sys

process status • safe • malicious • unknown

Brief description of process

Process csrss.exe uses to disguise Trojan.W32.Rontokbro virus. The virus spreads via e-mail with an attachment kangen.exe. In infected computer virus tries to find additional e-mail addresses and tries to send on them a message containing the malicious code. Further tries to send infected messages to known software developers (Microsoft, Symantec, Grisoft, Alwil) from the infected computer.

What to do with this process?

System process “csrss.exe” is reported as a Virus and Trojan! Your personal data stored in computer are in danger! Kill or disable process “csrss.exe” and try to remove it from your computer. After successfull removal try to scan your computer with antivirus and antispyware application.

csrss.exe

Reported as Virus

Yes!

Reported as Trojan Horse

Yes!

Reported as Spyware, Adware

No

Developer

Unknown

Part of

Trojan.W32.Rontokbro

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