Free Trojan Scanner | Download & Remove Trojans

Trojan Horse Virus Symptoms

Recognize the signs of infection. Our Trojan Scanner can detect each of these threats.

Adware

Lots of Desktop Pop-ups

Frequent pop-up ads and messages advertise products or say your device is infected.

Performance

Slow Computer

Trojans and the malicious software they download take a lot of computer resources, making your device run slowly.

Stability

Applications Won't Run

Programs won't run from the Start menu or Desktop—or programs execute that you didn't start.

Browser Hijack

Annoying Internet Pop-ups

You get multiple pop-ups the moment you start browsing the Internet.

Remote Access

Computer Has a Mind of Its Own

Your device turns off, launches applications you didn't start, or prints documents you never sent.

Data Theft

Unexplainable Data Usage

Your internet connection is slow because the Trojan is sending data back to the hacker.

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Trojan Scanner FAQ

What is a Trojan and why do I need a Trojan Scanner?

A Trojan is a type of malware that disguises itself as legitimate software. Hackers use social engineering to trick users into downloading and running these malicious programs. Once installed, Trojans can steal sensitive data, spy on your activities, and even download other malware like ransomware.

Is a Trojan Scanner different from antivirus?

Yes, specialized anti-Trojan software is essential. Traditional antivirus programs often miss modern Trojans. Using a dedicated tool like Loaris Trojan Remover ensures that these threats are detected and removed before they can cause significant damage.

Are Trojans considered viruses?

Technically, no. Viruses replicate themselves, while Trojans do not. However, the term "Trojan virus" is commonly used. Trojans are delivery mechanisms for other threats, acting as a backdoor for hackers to exploit your system.

How do Trojans spread?

Trojans often spread through malicious email attachments, fake software downloads, and compromised websites. They can also look like legitimate updates or free applications. Always be cautious when downloading files from unknown sources.

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