Threat library

Backdoor

A backdoor is a type of malicious software or a security vulnerability that provides unauthorized access to a computer system, application, or network. It is designed to bypass normal authentication and security measures, allowing attackers to gain remote access and control over the system without the knowledge of legitimate users.

Backdoors are often created and used by hackers and cybercriminals to gain persistent access to a compromised system, enabling them to steal sensitive information, install additional malware, or carry out other malicious activities. Backdoors can be discreetly inserted into software, operating systems, or network devices, making them difficult to detect.

Backdoor · July 11, 2023

LimeRat Remote Administration Tool Malware Removal

What is LimeRat? LimeRat, also known as Lime Remote Administration Tool, is a malicious program that operates as ransomware, cryptocurrency miner, information stealer, keystroke...

Backdoor · July 4, 2023

Merdoor Malware Backdoor Removal

Merdoor is a backdoor-type malicious program that opens a "backdoor" for malware and malicious components to enter compromised systems. The threat actor responsible for...

Backdoor · June 26, 2023

DarkVision RAT Malware Removal

DarkVision, a Remote Administration Trojan (RAT), is designed to provide unauthorized access to a victim's computer, enabling attackers to remotely control the infected computer....

Backdoor · June 26, 2023

SeroXen RAT Malware Removal

What is SeroXen, and what makes it a unique malware? SeroXen, a fileless Remote Access Trojan (RAT), actively evades detection through both static and...

Backdoor · June 22, 2023

DcRat Malware (DarkCrystal Remote Access Trojan)

DcRat, also known as DarkCrystal, represents a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that enables remote access and control over an infected device, allowing manipulation of...