Microsoft Windows is vulnerable to a buffer overflow flaw that can allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code.

Microsoft Windows contains a vulnerability that can allow an attacker to gain escalated privileges or execute arbitrary code.

This malware is detected by eTrust Antivirus solutions. This malware is being dissected by the CA Security Advisory Team - a detailed analysis will be available shortly.

Win32/Ursnif.AN is a trojan that steals sensitive information, and downloads and executes arbitrary files. Ursnif variants can also use stealth to hide their presence on an affected machine. Ursnif has been known to be downloaded by DLUrsnif variants.