Description of Troj/SWFDL-I
Troj/SWFDL-I is categorized as a variation of the Poison Ivy Trojan that resembles
Win32/Poinsonivy.H. It is so intrusive that digs out ‘zero day’ hole and Java vulnerability to reach your system for money-oriented purpose. Don’t be that innocent to think that you will survive by simply upgrading IE, it will exert its utmost to find and exploit the Java vulnerability that affects most supported versions of Internet Explorer and Windows. For a stronger and powerful guarantee of the access, it will further scoop a remote code execution vulnerability in IE to access an object that has been deleted or authorization of the current user on Internet Explorer, which means the vulnerability can be remotely exploited if the victim visit a website that target the security hole. Therefore, your IE settings will be configured, homepage will be a different one and numerous redirections will occur. If you unwittingly click one of those websites at first place, you may very well be tricked into downloading backdoors or malware that enable all the malicious performance without your knowledge and further cause malfunction.
How It Gets into My Computer?
You may very well get contracted with Troj/SWFDL-I when you inadvertently click a suspicious or infected websites on Internet Explorer.
