Problem with process.exe?

Title – process.exe

Description – process.exe is a running process that is commonly attributed to a password stealing Trojan called Banker-JJ. This is a particularly damaging Trojan because it's main payload is to record keystrokes and steal credit card and bank account information from your system. However, it can also be used to download further code and files to your system and to steal other personal information from your computer.

Security risks such as this have become increasingly popular and difficult to locate. Banker-JJ will wait until you access a recognized banking website and will then attempt to steal the information you input by recording your keystrokes. For obvious reasons, this is an undesirable program and one that should be removed as soon as it is found on your system.

Process.exe will install within the registry of your computer in order to ensure that whenever you start your computer this virus will run. Even if you do not access banking websites the file may cause software conflicts and you may begin to experience a heightened number of software and system errors.

Associated Errors – Many software and system errors can be caused by conflicting registry entries. This may be the first and most obvious indication that you have been infected with the Banker-JJ Trojan.

Recommended Solution – Update Internet security software and scan your entire system. Remove or clean any files that are highlighted as being spyware or viruses and follow all on screen instructions provided by your software. If you are experiencing problems with software or your system as a whole then you should also run a registry cleaner once you have fully removed the infection. This will restore your registry back to a usable state.

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