When the file runs, it pretends to install the adobe flash player for your browser.Let's be careful out there!
Upon restarting Firefox after the installation is complete, Firefox shows an extension has been installed as “Adobe Flash Player 0.2″.
Troj/FFSpy-A monitors your Google searches and sends this information to a remote server. It also inject ads into the web pages you are viewing based on the keywords you have used in your search.
This piece of malware seems to be spreading itself via internet forums pretending to be the installation file for the adobe flash player. To reduce the risk of infection, the user should avoid downloading executables from unknown and untrusted sources.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Fake Flash For Firefox
Sophos analysts have discovered a piece of malware masquerading itself as a flash player plugin for the Firefox browser:
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