Trojan.Win32.Inhoo

Trojan.Win32.Inhoo is a Trojan that enables attackers to access a computer system remotely. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo has been found to set the drive to autoplay by creating an 'autorun.inf' file in its root directory. If the drive is shared across the network, then other distinct computers can be affected any time they attempt access. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo is also able to downloads other malicious files from the Internet. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo was found to create a startup registry entry that loads into memory at boot of Windows. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo registers a 32-bit in-process server DLL. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo registers a Browser Helper Object (Microsoft's Internet Explorer plugin module) as well. Trojan.Win32.Inhoo can change system settings without the users permission which could further compromise the infected system.