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Exploit:JS/Mult.AH
Aliases: JS/Agent.JX (Command) EXP/Shellcode.AB (Avira) Trojan.Script.10650 (BitDefender) Trojan.DownLoader.35184 (Dr.Web) Exploit.JS.XMLPars.n (Kaspersky) JS/Tenia.c (McAfee) Hack.Exploit.Script.JS.Agent.ig (Rising AV) Exp/Datbi-A (Sophos) Bloundhound.Exploit.219 (Symantec) Exploit-XMLhttp.d.gen (McAfee)
Summary
Exploit:JS/Mult.AH is a malicious JavaScript that attempts to execute multiple instances of code to exploit a potentially vulnerable operating system environment. The malware could download arbitrary files and send details about the affected computer to a remote attacker.
To detect and remove this threat and other malicious software that may be installed on your computer, run a full-system scan with an appropriate, up-to-date, security solution. The following Microsoft products detect and remove this threat:
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