Suspicious.AD is a highly sensitive detection technology designed to detect new malware threats without utilizing the traditional signatures. Files detected as Suspicious.AD indicates that it has suspicious characteristics and may contain an unknown threat.

Suspicious.XX is a general detection method authored to indetify every new malware threats without using the traditional anti-virus signatures. Suspicious.XX technology was purposely created to detect malicious software that was deliberately mutated or morphed by its developers.

W32.Qakbot!gen2 is a generic detection to identify threats that are member of W32.Qakbot families. Files detected as W32.Qakbot!gen2 are considered malicious and may poses a security risks on the computer.

W32.Pilleuz!gen4 is a generic detection for malicious files and threats found related with the W32.Pilleuz family. W32.Pilleuz!gen4 detected files are considered malicious and poses security risks on computers and its networks environment.

W32.Pilleuz!gen2 is a generic detection used to identify computer threats associated with the W32.Pilleuz family. Files detected as W32.Pilleuz!gen2 are considered malicious and poses security risks on computers and network environment.

W32.Gammima.AG!gen4 is a generic detection to identify threats related to the W32.Gammima.AGfamily. Files detected as W32.Gammima.AG!gen4 may poses security risks to network computers connected to the compromised system.

W32.Xpiro.B is a virus that will infect all .exe files on the computer and monitors Internet connection to gather confidential information. W32.Xpiro.B will steal those information and sends it to a remote attacker via the configured transmission.

W32.Spybot.AVEO is a multi-functional worm that may infect a computer and act as an FTP server, Proxy server, Socks4 server. It will also capture video from web camera, execute a command and send e-mail on its own. W32.Spybot.AVEO can spread by exploiting a number of vulnerabilities in software and security of the computer. It may also spread [...]

W32/Vaklik that normally spreads via network transmission, removable media and spam e-mail messages. W32/Vaklik will drop multiple malicious files and modify system registry to run itself each time that Windows is started.

W32/Autorun.worm!ia is a worm that will spread on local, network and removable USB drives. An Autorun.Inf file will be dropped on affected drives by W32/Autorun.worm!ia so that it can infect other clean drives when accessed.