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Trojan.Egguard.PrxySvrRST is Malwarebytes’ detection name for a type of Trojan that injects downloaded JavaScript (JS) files into browser sessions.
Trojan.Egguard.PrxySvrRST sets a proxy accompanied with a false SSL certificate to perform a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack.
The installer for this Trojan was included in bundlers.
Proxy settings by Trojan.Egguard.PrxySvrRST
Malwarebytes protects users from Trojan.Egguard by using real-time protection:
Malwarebytes blocks Trojan.Egguard
As well as the Anti-Exploit module:
Malwarebytes blocks the Trojan.Egguard exploit
Malwarebytes can detect and remove Trojan.Egguard.PrxySvrRST without further user interaction.
Malwarebytes removes the proxy completely, so if you were using a proxy before the infection, this will have to be reset.
You can use the Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Nebula console to scan endpoints.
Choose the Scan + Quarantine option. Afterwards you can check the Detections page to see which threats were found.
On the Quarantine page you can see which threats were quarantined and restore them if necessary.
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