Trojan:Win32/AutoitInject!MSR

Trojan:Win32/AutoitInject can spread in various ways. However, it typically infects a target’s computer through attachments in fake instant messages or emails.

Here are the other ways Trojan:Win32/AutoitInject can spread:

• Phishing emails. Targets may receive messages or emails with AutoIt script disguised as a harmless attachment. 
• Malicious downloads. Targets may also unintentionally download executable files containing malicious AutoIt scripts from unreliable or compromised websites. 
• Removable drives. Malicious AutoIt scripts can also spread by infecting files on removable drives, such as external hard drives or USBs. 

Once activated, it can cause various potential damage, including modified web browser settings, installation of other harmful programs, malware infection, data theft, loss of system files, deletion of anti-virus software, and remote control.

It also acts as a keylogger and could easily copy your key strokes made in certain websites; therefore it could be extremely dangerous to your sensitive banking information.