My PC has been infected by BloodHound
Myth
BloodHound has been classified as a virus as it has often been detected by Norton anti virus during a scan process.
Reality
BloodHound is indeed a threat but not necessarily a virus. Norton has a few years ago developed a software that could be able to detect any kinds or viruses, Trojans, Spyware or any kinds of threat that it will not be able to classify on a computer. Hence, though it might not be a software that will infect your system, BloodHound will be detected by Norton as a potential harm. Below is the list of such harms:
- Bloodhound.AOLPWS
- Bloodhound.Boot
- Bloodhound.Boot.String
- Bloodhound.DirActCOM
- Bloodhound.DirActEXE
- Bloodhound.ExcelMacro
- Bloodhound.ExcldFile
- Bloodhound.FileString
- Bloodhound.Hybrid
- Bloodhound.HybridCOM
- Bloodhound.HybridEXE
- Bloodhound.MBR
- Bloodhound.NeuralBoot
- Bloodhound.NeuralMBR
- Bloodhound.Poly
- Bloodhound.ResCOM
- Bloodhound.ResEXE
- Bloodhound.Unknown
- Bloodhound.VBS.Worm
- Bloodhound.W32
- Bloodhound.W32.EP
- Bloodhound.JS.3
- Bloodhound.W32.1
- Bloodhound.W32.2
- Bloodhound.W32.3
- Bloodhound.WordMacro
- Bloodhound.ExcelMacro
- Bloodhound.VBS.1
- Bloodhound.VBS.3
- Bloodhound.VBS.4
- Bloodhound.VBS.5
- Bloodhound.JS.1
- Bloodhound.JS.2
However, it can also be a hazardous virus if it is being detected by another anti virus/ Spyware program. The virus known as BloodHound. A virus can affect your Master Boot Record and will delete the files from your hard drive. If you have been infected by this virus, you will get a message on your screen
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