HTTPS Tidserv Request? or ?
HTTPS Tidserv Request 2?is a signature which detects your antivirus (Norton 360, Norton Antivirus, etc). It indicates that your computer is infected with a Tidserv trojan. The trojan also known as Backdoor.Tidserv [PCTools], Backdoor.Tidserv.I!inf [Symantec], Rootkit.Win32.TDSS.y [Kaspersky Lab], Patched-SYSFile.a [McAfee], Mal/TDSSRt-A [Sophos], Virus:Win32/Alureon.F [Microsoft]. Tidserv (TDSS) trojan installs onto your computer through a vulnerabilities in an already installed programs (mostly in InternetExplorer, Java and Adobe Acrobat reader) or with the help of a rogue antispyware programs (latest is
Protection Center). The trojan is very dangerous and uses rootkit-specific techniques designed to hide the software presence in the system. It is practically not detected by standard means Windows, you will not find its files on the disk, as well as writing about it in the Windows registry.
When installed, Tidserv (TDSS) trojan creates a hidden driver and hidden service to run automatically when Windows loads. While is running, the trojan can hijack Internet Explorer (an other browsers), redirect search results in Google, Yahoo, MSN to non related sites, block most of antivirus and antispyware programs from running, block an access to security websites, disable Windows Task Manager, Windows Security Center and Registry editor, and much more.
If you find that your antivirus detects ?HTTPS Tidserv Request?, then follow the step-by-step guide below which will remove Tidserv (TDSS) trojan and any associated malware for free.
