I sacanned my comp today, and AVG found this:

 

 

 

Object name;"C:\Documents and Settings\staples\Local Settings\Temp\c[Caution: Executable File]"

 

Detection name;"Trojan horse Injector.DN"

 

Object type;"file"

 

SDK Type;"Core"

 

Result;"Moved to Virus Vault"

 

Action history;

 

 

 

Is a "Trojan horse Injector" a Trojan horse, or does it "inject" a Trojan on to your comp?

 

 

 

I should change all my passes now shouldn't I?

I sacanned my comp today, and AVG found this:

 

 

 

Object name;"C:\Documents and Settings\staples\Local Settings\Temp\c[Caution: Executable File]"

 

Detection name;"Trojan horse Injector.DN"

 

Object type;"file"

 

SDK Type;"Core"

 

Result;"Moved to Virus Vault"

 

Action history;

 

 

 

Is a "Trojan horse Injector" a Trojan horse, or does it "inject" a Trojan on to your comp?

 

 

 

I should change all my passes now shouldn't I?

 

It's probably a Trojan which is designed to break down or bypass your anti-virus/firewall from the inside to allow a more potent virus in. In any case, delete it, and it probably is a good idea to change any important password which is saved on your computer.

It injects, usually in a browser and uses it to bypass firewalls. By the way antivirus companies don't really care about the description being accurate, it could be anything.