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PGPCoder

PGPCoder or GPCode is a trojan that encrypts files on the infected computer and then asks for a ransom in order to release these files, a type of behavior dubbed ransomware or cryptovirology.

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Trojan

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Classification
Trojan
Isolation date
2005-05-20
Technical name
Trojan.PGPCoder, · Virus.Win32.Gpcode, · TROJ_PGPCODER.[letter] (Trend Micro)

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Trojan

Efforts to combat the trojan

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PGPCoder

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples15
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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PGPCoder

Top relations

related to External links · 10
PGPCoder → GPCodeKaspersky Lab, GPCoder, GPCoder GPCoder, GThreatExpert Archived, Kaspersky LabKaspersky Lab, Lab, Micro, SecureSymantecMcAfee, StopGPCode, Wayback Machine
Technical name · 3
PGPCoder → TROJ_PGPCODER.[letter] (Trend Micro), Trojan.PGPCoder,, Virus.Win32.Gpcode,
Classification · 1
PGPCoder → Trojan
Isolation date · 1
PGPCoder → 2005-05-20

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trojan gpcode files encryption computer ransom file encrypted infected virus troj trend micro ransomware cryptovirology run code key extensions users

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PGPCoderClassificationTrojan1.00infobox
PGPCoderIsolation date2005-05-201.00infobox
PGPCoderTechnical nameTrojan.PGPCoder,1.00infobox
PGPCoderTechnical nameVirus.Win32.Gpcode,1.00infobox
PGPCoderTechnical nameTROJ_PGPCODER.[letter] (Trend Micro)1.00infobox
PGPCoderrelated to External linksKaspersky LabKaspersky Lab0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksLab0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksGPCodeKaspersky Lab0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksStopGPCode0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksSecureSymantecMcAfee0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksGPCoder GPCoder0.60section
PGPCoderrelated to External linksGPCoder0.60section

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