The following is an explanation of some common virus prefixes (for the Windows operating system we use most):
1. System virus
Prefixes of system viruses are: Win32, PE, Win95, W32, W95, etc. The common public feature of these viruses is that they can infect *. exe and *. dll files of the Windows operating system and spread through these files. Such as CIH virus.
2. Worm virus
The prefix of the worm is Worm. The public feature of this virus is that it spreads through network or system vulnerabilities. Most worm viruses have the feature of sending poison mails to block the network. For example, shockwave (blocking the network), small postman (sending poisonous mail), etc.
3. Trojan horse virus, hacker virus
The Trojan prefix is Trojan, and the hacker prefix is Hack. The public feature of trojan virus is to enter the user's system and hide it through network or system vulnerabilities, and then disclose the user's information to the outside world. The hacker virus has a visual interface, which can remotely control the user's computer. Trojans and hacker viruses often appear in pairs, that is, trojans are responsible for invading users' computers, and hacker viruses will be controlled by the trojan virus. Now these two types are more and more integrated. General trojans, such as QQ message tail trojan.qq3344, and you may encounter more trojans targeting online games, such as Trojan LMir.PSW.60 。 Here is a point to add. PSW or PWD in the virus name generally means that the virus has the function of stealing passwords (these letters are generally the abbreviation of "password" in English). Some hacker programs, such as Hack. Other. Client, etc.
4. Script virus
The prefix of script virus is Script. The common feature of script viruses is that they are written in script language and spread through web pages, such as Red Code (Script. Redlof). Script viruses also have the following prefixes: VBS, JS (indicating which script was written), such as VBS. Happy Time, Js. Fortnight. c. s, etc.
It is impossible to list the names of all the trojans you want, because thousands of new trojans are written every day