IMIServ.download
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Characteristics
This program is not a virus. However, it may seem to have trojan like behaviour. There is more than one version of this program. Users may observe a slightly different behaviour.
This program is a download component of the IMIServ application. When run, it installs itself onto the target machine as %WinDir%\wupdt.exe
. It attempts to download content from a remote server. The following Registry entries are added to hook system startup:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Run "Win Server Updt" = WUPDT.EXE
Seems to be installed by some pop-up adverts (this is difficult to track down).
To enable detection for this program, please refer to the instructions below about how to configure application-type detections within VirusScan v7+. Alternatively, users could run the command line scanner with the /PROGRAM switch.
