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Virus is basically a Program ... could be written in any Computer Language . You should be a good Programmer atleast in one Language to create a virus your self
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I think you are referring,that there are folders and shortcuts which are not created by you and its generating automatically?
if this so, Its an action of a virus. - Run full system scan using a up-to-date virus scanner.
The phone has contacted some virus that is why it is creating such folders. The virus might have been contacted from other phones, through file transfers via bluetooth and other means, file downloads from the internet or file transfers from laptops and pc.
The solution to the problem is for you to get the phone to a repairman and ask him to flash the phone for you, that will stop the phone from creating replicating folders.
You can as well restore the factory setting of your phone by going to the settings and selecting the restore factory settings from the option. Then you enter the phones security code, after that it will wipe out all unwanted viruses and files created.
In addition to whatever antivirus you may have get Malwarebytes and
ComboFix froma clean computer. Boot into safe mode and run both from
there. They find things regular AV software doesn't see.
I suggest booting from a bootable cdrom disk, instead of a floppy disk, USB drive, etc. Everything except the cdrom can quite easily become infected with a virus just by plugging it into the computer. You MUST create the bootable cdrom from a KNOWN clean computer! If you try to create one from the infected system, you can almost be assured you will only create an infected cdrom!
If you don't have a way of creating a bootable cdrom, try booting your system from your Windows installation cd / dvd. Do a complete format before the install and then SHUT DOWN the computer! Do NOT just reboot and continue with the installation of the OS. Viruses are "memory resident" in that they load themselves up into RAM when the computer boots and will remain there until the machine does a complete shut down. I recommend you shutdown (i.e., turn off the computer) and restart the machine a couple of times AFTER doing the format to be assured that the virus is eradicated.
Once you are satisfied the virus no longer exists, you can go ahead with a new install of the OS. The FIRST thing to do before loading ANY of your personal files back onto the computer is to install a virus scanning software -- and make sure it is active and the virus pattern files are current. After scanning the hard drive for problems and finding none, can you go ahead with the installation / restore of your personal files.
Chances are pretty good that the reason the computer runs OK for a couple of days and then the virus reappears is that a file you have installed or copied over from your backup is infected. Each time you launch the program / file, the virus gets installed and the cycle starts again.
Friend,
Creating computer is illegal and one can/will be sentenced by a court of law if caught creating a computer virus. So, I would recommend that you do not think on these lines as it could get you in a lot of trouble.
It's probably some sort of virus. There's been no known existence in any system that creates .exe while moving or copying files unless its a virus loaded in memory monitoring file access. Virus is made to proliferate. Don't try to execute the .exe file and immediately scan your computers both desktop and mobile for possible additional existence of viruses by using dependable anti-virus software with latest updates - the anti-virus software will not be able to detect it if it's not on its latest virus database list & signatures.
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