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Case 3:17-cv-05659-WHA Document 96-20 Filed 06/07/18 Page 1 of 2
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`Trojan.Dropper
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`Discovered: February 02, 2002
`Updated: April 26, 2012 10:26:24 PM
`Type: Trojan
`Infection Length: Varies
`Systems Affected: Windows
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`SUMMARY
`Trojan.Dropper is a detection name used by Symantec to identify malicious software programs that drop other
`malware files onto the compromised computer.
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` Trojan.Dropper is a type of Trojan whose purpose is to deliver an enclosed payload onto a destination host
`computer. A dropper is a means to an end rather than the end itself. In other words, the dropper is usually used
`at the start or in the early stages of a malware attack.
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`Once a dropper is executed, its own code is simply to load itself into memory and then extract the malware
`payload and write it to the file system. It may perform any installation procedures and execute the newly dropped
`malware. The dropper usually ceases to execute at this point as its primary function has been accomplished.
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`Droppers are used by malware creators to disguise their malware. They create confusion amongst users by
`making them look like legitimate applications or well known and trusted files.
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`They may also perform actions that mislead the user into thinking that nothing untoward is happening on the
`computer when in fact the Trojan may have already dropped and executed other malicious software.
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`If a Symantec antivirus product displays a detection alert for this threat, it means the computer is already
`protected against this threat and the Symantec product will effectively remove this threat from the computer.
`Antivirus Protection Dates
`Initial Rapid Release version February 02, 2000
`Latest Rapid Release version June 06, 2018 revision 016
`Initial Daily Certified version February 02, 2000
`Latest Daily Certified version June 06, 2018 revision 008
`Initial Weekly Certified release date February 02, 2000
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`Writeup By: Hon Lau
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`TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
`Trojan.Dropper is a detection name used by Symantec to identify malicious software programs that drop other
`malware files onto the compromised computer.
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`Background information
`A Trojan.Dropper is a type of Trojan whose purpose is to deliver an enclosed payload onto a destination host
`computer. A dropper is a means to an end rather than the end itself. In other words, the dropper is usually used
`at the start or in the early stages of a malware attack.
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`Throughout the history of malicious software, the creators of malware have always looked for ways to bypass
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