Dr. Web has identified a family of malicious Trojans known as ScaveNger, which are designed to target Windows users to steal sensitive information related to cryptocurrencies and password managers. These Trojans employ the DLL Search Order Hijacking technique to infect systems, using legitimate applications as vectors for deployment. This method involves placing malicious DLLs in locations prioritized by Windows for library searches, ensuring the malicious code is executed as part of the legitimate application. The infection process with Trojan.Scavenger is multi-layered and begins with Trojan loaders, which can arrive on target systems through various means, including pirated software from torrent sites. For instance, Trojan.Scavenger.1 poses as a DLL named umpdc.dll and typically spreads alongside games, such as Oblivion Remastered. Once activated, it retrieves additional malicious modules like Trojan.Scavenger.2 and subsequently Trojan.Scavenger.3 and Trojan.Scavenger.4.