Trojan.GameThief.Win32.WOW.ggb Trojan.GameThief.Win32.WOW.ggb also changes the registry values to be automatically executed once a system is rebooted. It opens a backdoor for other malicious programs to infect the system. Once infected by this Trojan, the operating system may start responding very slowly after a while. In the infected system, “Not Responding” pop up frequently appears on …

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Generic15.CJQN Generic15.CJQN is a computer virus that affects the Windows Operating System. It travels around the web forward via emails and pornographic websites. It causes the system to respond slowly and can even lead to a system crash. It copies itself to the registry values of the system and can even create, new infected files.

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