Virus Threats

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,

The anti-virus application may pop up a warning about the presence of JS/Myprivacykeeper.A virus if it detects a suspicious file that can pose a threat to data, a computer, and its network

Trojan:Win32/Dynamer!rfn is a recognition name for identifying a malicious file or behavior. Typically, web users may obtain the infection by downloading questionable software from

SNH-gen [Trj] is a multi-component malware. Typically, it has a backdoor function that can perform a number of harmful actions once loaded on the victim’s computer. It is developed as a

Win32:Zorex-A [Wrm] is a computer worm that deploys via removable media devices such as USB drives and external hard drives. Once it is present on the PC, it can allow a remote

When Microsoft Security Essentials or Windows Defender pop-up a warning regarding the detection of PUA:Win32/PiriformBundler, this means that the computer is infected with a potentially undesirable program (PUP).

HackTool:BAT/AutoKMS!MSR is a Trojan designed to drop a copy of malicious batch files and autorun files. HackTool:BAT/AutoKMS!MSR will replace the loading of several applications own code to gain control of the infected computer.

PUA:Win32/Adsunwan is a generic detection of malicious code that may be installed on the computer by another threat. It may be a browser hijacker, pop-up ads, toolbar, or undesirable browser add-on or extension. Usually, PUA:Win32/Adsunwan is not as dangerous as the virus, but it can be so annoying once installed on the computer.