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PUA:Win32/QBitTorrent is a detection for a potentially unwanted application. This simply means that the identified item has a history of self-installation and is involved with several malicious software bundles.

Trojan:Win32/AgentTesla!ml is a detection for a computer virus that can execute a number of hazardous actions once it infects the computer. This kind of threat commonly enters the computer uninvited because the attackers are using a deceptive scheme.

Microsoft Defender Antivirus or any sort of security application may detect Trojan:Win32/Sabsik.TE.B!ml on the computer if it is infected with a relevant virus. This malware commonly spread online through spam links, malicious torrent networks, dubious emails, and via another Trojan infection.

PDF.Spam.Heur.1 is a generic detection for malicious sites or pages that disguise themselves as providers of software updates or Adobe Acrobat programs. The goal of this site is to lure online users to download the said update in order to fix issues with the outdated PDF software.

HackTool:Win32/Mimikatz!commands is a detection for malicious programs that can carry out several malicious actions on the infected computer. Typically, this type of computer virus was developed by hackers in order to control the compromised system from a remote location.

PUAAdvertising:Win32/FlashHelper is a detection for a malicious program that can manipulate internet browser applications such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. This potentially unwanted application (PUA) can infiltrate the internet browser in various ways.

Worm:Win32/Mofksys.RND!MTB is a computer worm that spreads on a network environment, removable media drives, and emails. Once it infects the Windows computer, this threat is

PUA:Win32/Caypnamer.A!ml is a computer threat that specifically attacks the Windows operating system. This kind of virus usually spreads over the internet through infected websites,