Virus Threats

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.

Trojan:MSIL/AgentTesla.OXGA!MTB is a generic detection for a computer Trojan that will lie about the security status of the system. It also blocks user’s access to installed software and state that the file is compromised. It can nearly make the infected PC unusable.

PUA:Win32/Driverpack is a heuristic detection for malicious code that may be installed on the computer by another threat. It can be in the form of a browser hijacker, pop-up ads, a toolbar,