The virus comes as a dll, usually under the name mouse_dll.dll or winkey.dll. It exports three functions: WorkOne, WorkOne_t and SecondWork. It is usually dropped by a virus detected as Trojan.Dropper.RRO. When the dropper is executed it creates a directory named "Update" in "%Program Files%" directory, copies the backdoor file under the name winkey.exe and winkey.dll, registers the dll as a service(so it can run on startup) and then calls the function WorkOne.
When WorkOne is called the process tries to find and inject itself into explorer.exe. If it doesn Please let BitDefender disinfect your files.
Presence of a directory named "Update" in the "%Program Files%" directory.
Presence of the following files in "%Program Files%\Update" directory:
winkey.dll
winkey.exe

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