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Win32/Logsnif aliases:

Name	Vendor	Dr.Web classification name
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.13920
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.PWS.Cip
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.9413
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.9421
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Utilman.11
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.4307
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.StartPage.20664
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.6581
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.7059
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.9418
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.KillFiles.472
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.Hosts
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.6964
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.10413
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.10421
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.PWS.Banker.2716
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.PWS.Banker.3115
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.9968
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.585
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.49159
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Slh
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.5317
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Twenty
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.6216
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Inge
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.IRC.Sdbot.3239
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.1556
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Program.AbsoluteKeylogger
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.16150
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.16370
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.8609
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.IRC.Sdbot.1881
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Netshadow
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.Starter.240
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.DownLoader.14718
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.PWS.Higgy
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Win32.HLLW.Bla.5
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.Elispy
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.7879
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Graybird
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.PWS.Banker.2557
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Rejoice
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.KeyLogger.253
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Huai.1613
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.Pigeon.9420
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.Xyzen
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.IRC.Deflt
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.3307
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	Trojan.MulDrop.3303
Win32/Logsnif	Microsoft	BackDoor.IRC.Sdbot.2949

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