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Top 25 Spyware:

1.	Zlob Trojan
2.	Vundo Trojan
3.	VirusHeat
4.	safehomesite.com
5.	softhomepage.com
6.	instantsafepage.com
7.	VirusProtect
8.	securitypills.com
9.	Voipwet
10.	Webcry
11.	Virus Bursters
12.	Win32.Netsky
13.	W32.ExpDwnldr
14.	Virus Burst
15.	ProtectionBar
16.	WinAntiVirus
17.	AntiviralGolden
18.	System Doctor
19.	SpyHeal
20.	DNS Changer
21.	Virus Blast
22.	Trojan.Win32.CP4000
23.	onlinestability.com
24.	Trojan.FakeAlert
25.	Troj.SystemAlert

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K Desktop Environment Vulnerability

Kamikaze Trojan is a very dangerous tool in the hands of an experienced hacker, although many modern antiviral systems are able to detect and remove this pest. The hacker gets a partial control over the infected machine and an ability of carrying various destructive actions (such as stealing passwords or corrupting key files).

This is a Remote Administration Tool (RAT), used by hackers for gaining access to distant PCs. A RAT program works by a simple but effective principle: the hacker infects the machine with a "server" program via the e-mail or File and Print Sharing system and can control it, using a "client" on his computer. Several versions (Kaos 1.1, Kaos 1.3) of this pest appeared in Greece from September 1999 to September 2001. The author is a hacker called MaNCuBuZ from a group called Greek United Cyberpunx.