When downloading applications and software, you should always save them to a file on your computer and run your anti-virus application against them to ensure they are free of any malware. If you are using FileZilla, do not click on the pop-up or allow the pop-up to automatically install the "updates" for your FileZilla application. If you have vendors who use FileZilla, request they discontinue use of that application and move to the University's secure VPN. If you must use an application for file transfer for your servers or systems, please work with UMIT to develop a secure and safe procedure for your applications and your data. UMIT recommends that you use Box, Google Drive, or OneDrive. If you need to transfer protected information, please use the University's virtual private network (VPN) or contact UMIT for information and assistance. 
To protect yourself against this malware, it is best not to use FileZilla.Many of these may not be detected by anti-virus software.
The wrapper contains malware such as fusioncore, installcore, Eldorado, PUP, and PUA. The download from this link delivers a malicious bundle installation wrapper, a program used to execute one or more installation program. How does the malware get installed on your computer?Ī pop-up link will alert the user that their FileZilla application is out-of-date and will direct the user to the website for.
Please be advised that FileZilla – a cross-platform graphical FTP, SFTP, and FTPS file management tool for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, as well as other operating systems – has been flagged for bundling malware in to the installation process.
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