What Is the Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr?

Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr is destructive malware that compromises a computer system.

Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr, also known as Trojan Horse Generic11, is destructive malware that allows a remote attacker to gain access to a compromised computer and execute malicious actions upon the system.

Infection

Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr is typically obtained by a user who downloads suspicious software to help enable video viewing. Additionally a system can become infected through visits to pornographic websites.

Symptoms

Symptoms of a Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr virus include hindered Internet capabilities, changed desktop background, slow PC function, corrupt registry keys, nonfunctioning pop-up blocker, browser instability, redirected search engine results and an error beep coming from the system.

Actions

A system that has been infected with the Trojan allows a remote attacker to generate pop-up ads, redirect the browser, disable security programs, collect personal and financial information and send private data to hacker websites.

Removal

To remove Trojan Horse Generic11.Andr from the system, anti-virus software must be used.

References

• NC State University: Trojan Horses
• Symantec: Trojan Horse