W32.Zimuse.B may spread by creating a copy of itself on local, removable and network drives. W32.Zimuse.B can delete files from compromised computer and overwrites the master boot record of it.

Suspicious.MLApp is a detection method engineered identify entirely new computer security risks without using the traditional antivirus pattern and signatures. Suspicious.MLApp technology is aimed at detecting malicious application that has been intentionally mutated or morphed by its creator.

W32.Fujacks.CC is a harmful virus that will infect executable files found on the compromised computer. W32.Fujacks.CC is a generic detection to identify similar variants that belongs to W32.Fujacks family.

W32.Gammima.AG!gen3 is a generic detection to identify malicious files and threats associated with the W32.Gammima.AG family.

W32.Zimuse is a worm that propagates by creating a copy of malicious files to local and removable drives connected on infected computer.  W32.Zimuse will arrive as an iqtest.exe that when executed will drop additional malicious and clean files.

VBS.Runauto.H is a deadly computer worm that propagates on removable drives. VBS.Runauto.H will utilize and create an Autorun.Inf file on each drive so that the worm will run when a drive was accessed.

W32.Pilleuz!gen1 is a generic detection used to identify computer threats associated with the W32.Pilleuz family.

W32.Pilleuz.B is a worm that has a capability to open a backdoor on compromised computer.  W32.Pilleuz.B may spread through removable USB drives, file-sharing networks, and as a malicious link on instant messaging programs.

W32.Ramnit!inf is a method used to identify malicious files that are infected by W32.Ramnit.

W32.Ramnit is a worm that propagates on removable drives infecting executable files it founds. W32.Ramnit will also copy itself on the recycle bin and creates Autorun.Inf file on each drives to run each time the drive is accessed.