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Description: 9x Logn is a trojan which shows login window similar to windows to trick the user to enter the password and send it to predetermined email. It is a variant of the Key Logger - it captures passwords as they are entered or transmitted. Some password capture trojans impersonate the login prompt, to make the user believe tey are providing the password to the correct site. Vendor: "This is a Logind trojan that is the same size or very close to the size of the real login program. To use just type whatever you want for the user and pass and wait for root shell." Download 9x Login Removal Tool How Do I Get Rid of 9x Login? To avoid the unnecessary risk of damaging your computer, we highly recommend you use a good spyware cleaner/remover to automatically detect and remove 9x Login and other spyware on your PC. Download 9x Login Removal Tool. Run a scan to detect and remove any 9x Login infection. Restart your PC and run another scan for any remaining traces of 9x Login. . 9x Login Manual Removal Instructions Note: This 9x Login manual removal process is difficult and you run the risk of destroying your computer. We highly recommend you use the 9x Login automatic removal tool.  Download 9x Login Removal Tool 9x Login Characterstics Records personal data / keystrokes Downloads unsolicited files Distributes threats Installs without user consent Inadequate uninstall procedures Insufficient privacy disclosure and consent

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These are most commonly referred to as Trojans and are a type of malware categorized by their secrecy in installation. Believe it or not, many viruses used to announce their presence, damaging files or interrupting system functionality with boldness. Today, the multitude of malware programmers want to not be seen or heard. The ideal is that they can spy on you, monitor your web activity, snoop in your vital information, steal account numbers and hijack system operations without your ever knowing it.

Like Odysseus' strategy to conquer Troy by building a giant horse, filling it with soldiers, and then presenting it as a gift to the king, a malicious Trojan invades through secrecy. These are programs that have many variations but all of which intend to do malicious activity on your computer without your being any the wiser. Most often Trojan writers accomplish this by bundling their software to other legitimate programs that a user installs without ever realizing there are armed enemies inside.

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