Virus Heat - Symptoms

Symptoms

VirusHeat displays false warning messages (e.g. intimating that you had downloaded e.g. an XXX video) followed by a realistic Virus removal pop up which launches to their web-site whether you select "Yes" or "No" button: Then uses exaggerated scan reports to mislead the user. VirusHeat repeatedly annoys the user with pop up warnings that prompt the user to purchase a full version of the program. VirusHeat may attempt to change the user's IE homepage to go to VirusHeat's homepage. VirusHeat may automatically launch on startup.

VirusHeat installs the following: Processes

  • VirusHeat 3.9
  • VirusHeat 3.9.exe

DLLs

  • eeioq.dll
  • iinqyl.dll
  • wuuawkz.dll

Directories

  • C:\Program Files\VirusHeat

Registry Keys

  • HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\clsid\{5b55c4e3-c179-ba0b-b4fd-f2db862d6202}

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