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What are the Threat definitions for Trend AV products?

March 25, 2005 by Wayne Small Leave a Comment

1 A97M_ – For Access 97/2000 macro malware signature.
2 ABAP_- For Advanced Business Application Program malware (SAP).
3 ACM_ – for AutoCAD Macro Malware.
4 ADW_ – for Adware
5 ALS_ – for AutoLISP malware
6 AM_ – For Access 2.0 and Access 95 macro malware signature.
7 APM_- for AmiPro Macro Malware.
8 ATVX_ – For ActiveX malware signature.
9 BAT_ – For Batch File malware.
10 BEOS_- for BEOS malware.
11 BHO_- for malicious browser helper object
12 BKDR_- for Backdoor malware.
13 CHM_ – for Compiled Help malware.
14 COOKIE_ – for malicious tracking cookie
15 CRCK_ for password cracking applications
16 CSC_- for Corel Script Malware.
17 DIAL_ – for Dialer malware.
18 DOS Malware – No Prefix for DOS malware.
19 DDOS_ – for Denial Of Service Malware.
20 ELF_ – for UNIX compiled malware.
21 EPOC_ – for PSION-EPOC type malware.
22 EXPL_ – for exploit malware.
23 HKTL_ – for Hacker/Hacking tools.
24 HLP_ – for Help file malware.
25 HTML_ – For HTML malware.
26 INF_ – for PIF malware.
27 IRC_ – for IRC malware signature.
28 JAVA_ – For Java class malware signature.
29 JOKE_ – For joke program. Joke program means a DOS or Windows program, which has no damage, no infection.
30 JS_ – for JAVA Script malware.
31 LE_ -For VXD type malware
32 MAC_- for Macintosh Malware.
33 MPB_ For MapBasic executable.
34 NE_ – For NE type malware.
35 NWS_- for newsgroup malware.
36 O97M_ – For Office 97/2000 cross application malware.
37 P2KM_ – For PowerPoint 2000 macro malware signature.
38 P97M_ – For PowerPoint 97/2000 macro malware signature.
39 PALM_ – for PALM OS malware.
40 PE_ – For PE type malware.
41 PERL_ – for PERL Script malware.
42 PHP_- for PHP Script Malware.
43 PIF_- for PIF malware.
44 PRJM_ – for MS Project 98 malware.
45 RAP_ for Remote access programs
46 REG_-for Registry Malware.
47 SPYW_ – for Spyware malware.
48 SWF_- for Shockwave Flash Malware.
49 TROJ_ – For Trojan Horse program. Trojan Horse program means a DOS or Windows program, which has no infection but once you run it, it will destroy data or do some bad things immediately.
50 UNIX_ – for UNIX script malware.
51 V2KM_ – for Visio 2000 Macro malware.
52 V5M_ – for Visio 5 malware.
53 VBS_ – For Visual Basic Script malware.
54 W2KM_ – For Word 2000 macro malware signature.
55 W64_ for Windows 64-bit Executable Malware.
56 W97M_ – For Word 97/2000 macro malware signature.
57 WBS_ – for Webexpress Website File Malware.
58 WINCE_ – for Windows CE Malwre.
59 WM_ – For Word 95 (and before) macro malware signature.
60 WORM_- for worms use AVP
61 WPRO_-for Lotus Word Pro macro malware.
62 X2KM_ – For Excel 2000 macro malware signature.
63 X97M_ – For Excel 97/2000 macro malware signature.
64 XM_ – For Excel 95 (and before) macro malware signature
65 XML_- For XML language written malware.

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