LivePlayer!gen2 is a general method to identify threats related to LivePlayer and Favorit families. Files detected as LivePlayer!gen2 are believe to be malicious and poses great risks on the computer.

W32.Pykspa.F is a worm that is capable of gathering sensitive information from infected computer and sends it to a predefined recipients. W32.Pykspa.F will propagate via Skype Instant Messenger, network-mapped drives, and removable drives.

W32.Changeup.B is a worm that once installed on computer will connect to a remote computer and update itself. W32.Changeup.B will propagate by copying itself to removable drives and utilizing autorun functionalities to lauch iteself.

Adware.Owlforce is a potentially unwanted program that will display excessive advertisements on the compromised computer. Adware.Owlforce modifies system settings and Windows registry to make itself run when Windows is started.

W32.Arbormen is a computer virus that will inject its malicious code on process with name “explorer.” W32.Arbormen can also download files from various Web sites and tries to infects .exe and .scr files.

W32.Imaut.F is a harmful worm that propagates by duplicating itself to local, removable drives and network shared resources. W32.Imaut.F will send links to contacts of instant messaging clients and may modify Internet browser configuration on the infected computer.

W32.Fujacks.CE is a worm that propagates by exploiting software and security vulnerabilities on the infected computer. When inside the computer, W32.Fujacks.CE will infect files, create a copy of itself to removable and shared and networked drives.

W32.Ackantta!gen is a generic detection to method used to identify computer security threats associated with the W32.Ackantta@mm family. W32.Ackantta!gen are considered malicious and may poses a security risks on computer and network environment.

W32.Ircbrute.B is a worm that is capabale of allowing remote unauthorized access on the infected computer. W32.Ircbrute.B propagates by creating a copy of itself to removable drives and dropping an Autorun.Inf file to run itself when the drive is accessed.

W32.MH690 is a computer security risk detection technology aimed to indentify new malware threats without using the traditional signatures of antivirus programs. Files detected as W32.MH690 may posses security risks on network environment.