Trojan.Agent.AP

Trojan.Agent.AP is the detection name of a threatening malware that may cause various issues with your PC. Like other similar cyber threats, this harmful application tries to enter without the knowledge of the user. The most popular distribution methods of Trojan.Agent.AP are two. You may load Trojan.Agent.AP instantly in case you open a corrupt email attachment. This tactic is the preferred option by the hackers because the costs for spreading their threatening programs may be next to nothing. Trojan.Agent.AP also may reach your system concealed in some updates to popular applications like Flash Player. For this reason, you should download the latest version of your programs solely from official pages. If another threat has already breached your PC's security, Trojan.Agent.AP may be installed automatically. Once this Trojan gets access to the system, it may cause changes immediately, most of which may be hard to notice by the less experienced users. Trojan.Agent.AP may create Registry entries to launch itself at system startup automatically. This cyber threat also may interfere with other applications, especially the ones that may reveal its presence. As a result, you may find that your Windows Firewall is turned off automatically. Trojan.Agent.AP may be used to obtain your passwords, which may allow its operators to collect your account details. Trojan.Agent.AP also may copy your files, which would then be transmitted towards Command and Control (C&C) servers. The greatest risk is that the hackers may use Trojan.Agent.AP to infect you with additional malware, which may lead to unforeseeable problems. The removal process of this harmful application should be performed with professional security software because otherwise some of its files may remain.