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Trojan.DNSChanger circumvents Powershell restrictions

Microsoft has chosen not to allow the execution of Powershell scripts by default. Encoding scripts allows you to turn your entire script into a single command. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium users are protected against this threat. The Trojan installer installer is detected as Trojan Agent.DRS.Agent. It is also known as Trojan.s Trojan.Agent Malware bytes have been contacted by the same company hosting the DNS-changer adware. They have removed the installer from the same IP as the domains it tries to contact.”]

Source: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/cybercrime/2016/01/trojan-dnschanger-circumvents-powershell-restrictions/

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