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  1. Virut - Wikipedia

    Virut is a cybercrime malware botnet, operating at least since 2006, and one of the major botnets and malware distributors on the Internet. In January 2013, its operations were disrupted by the …

  2. Win32/Virut threat description - Microsoft Security Intelligence

    Jul 30, 2007 · Win32/Virut disables Windows System File Protection (SFP) by injecting code into "WINLOGON.EXE". The injected code patches " sfc_os.dll " in memory, which in turn allows …

  3. Virut Threat Description | Gridinsoft 2025

    May 15, 2025 · Virut, also known by various aliases such as Win32/Virut and PE_VIRUT, is a polymorphic file infector and a botnet targeting Windows devices. This virus possesses a …

  4. Virus:W32/Virut - F-Secure

    Variants in the Virut family (also known as Virtob) are polymorphic, memory-resident, appending file infectors that have Entry Point Obscuring (EPO) capabilities.

  5. Remove Virus:Win32/Virut Trojan [Virus Removal Guide]

    Feb 6, 2025 · This guide teaches you how to remove Virus:Win32/Virut malware for free by following easy step-by-step instructions.

  6. Virus:Win32/Virut Malware Explained & Removal Guide

    Virus:Win32/Virut is a heuristic detection of Microsoft Defender, that may appear to a selection of regular programs, but may as well flag a real malware.

  7. VirusTotal - Home

    VirusTotal Assistant Bot offers a platform for users to interact with VirusTotal's threat intelligence suite and explore artifact-related information effectively.

  8. Virut Malware: Analysis, Detection, Removal | Huntress

    Dec 5, 2025 · Virut is a notorious file-infecting malware known for its ability to infect executable files (.exe, .scr) on Windows systems. It's often categorized as a polymorphic virus, allowing it …

  9. How to Remove Win32/Virut in 3 Easy Steps | AVG

    Step-by-step instructions for removing the Win32/Virut Trojan from your computer.

  10. Virut threat description | NordVPN

    Virut is a polymorphic virus able to change itself to avoid detection. It is designed to help criminals expand their botnet, a network of “zombie” computers used in large-scale cyberattacks.