anleech
Anleech is a computer malware that operates as a remote access trojan (RAT). It was first detected in 2005, primarily infecting Windows systems through various vectors such as email attachments and drive-by downloads.
The malware's primary function is to grant unauthorized access to an infected device, allowing the attacker
One of the primary characteristics of an anleech infestation is the execution of shell commands on the
Infections typically occur due to users downloading and executing malicious software, often unknowingly. Infection vectors include
Experts have identified various techniques used to distribute anleech, including exploitation of computational vulnerabilities, incorporating Trojans
Anleech's tendency to disguise itself as legitimate software or pose as toolbars contributes to its persistence
The compromised nature of systems infected with this malware poses risks to both network stability and system