Worm.Win32.Netbooster is a fake threat displayed by various rogue anti-spyware programs such as IEDefender in attempts to advance their agenda of scare tactics in order to make the user by these fake tools. If you see Worm.Win32.Netbooster being detected on your computer, you should be concerned about your system security, as legitimate spyware removal programs … Full Worm.Win32.Netbooster removal guide

Yes, it’s Storm again. And though so far it couldn’t be compared to the threats posed by global terrorism it has the potential to do even more damage and yet nobody knows how it should be dealt with. It began spreading at the beginning of the year, connecting more and more infected PCs into a … Full Storm is coming – nobody seems to notice article

Worm.Viking is a computer worm that tends to spread via network skares. This is a highly dangerous parasite, as it infects the victim‘s PC through and though, until manual removal becomes nearly impossible.   There are several stages of Worm.Viking infection: first, the parasite corrupts the most important files n the Windows OS, embedding with Explorer.exe and Iexplore.exe. Then, it proceeds … Full Worm.Viking removal guide

Worm.Mydoom spreads via e-mail messages, may be installed by trojans or comes bundled with other malware. As soon as it infects a victim’s computer, Worm.Mydoom spreads to multiple locations of the hard drive and starts to email itself to all the address book entries and instant messenger contacts. This worm can also create a backdoor to your computer and give … Full Worm.Mydoom removal guide

Worm.Spybot.JPB infects victims' systems through network share vunerabilities and creates backdoors for malicious persons once it gets into a computer. With the help of backdoors created by Worm.Spybot.JPB, intruders may take control of your system, add other malware parasites or steal your personal information. Although Worm.Spybot.JPB may be easily removed by manual methods, other … Full Worm.Spybot.JPB removal guide

Worm.Doombot is a mailing worm parasite, which spreads though email messages. The destructive payload of Worm.Doombot consists of backdoor creation and address book spread. Worm.Doombot disables anti-spyware and antivirus programs, which means it is very difficult to remove. Full Worm.Doombot removal guide

Backdoor.Agobot.JR is a typical parasite of Agobot backdoor worms family. The worm Backdoor.Agobot.JR typically gets into the system via P2P file sharing networks. After infecting your computer, Backdoor.Agobot.JR disables anti-virus and anti-spyware programs, and creates a backdoor to your computer, allowing a hacker to take control of your system. Full Backdoor.Agobot.JR removal guide

Worm.Navidad.A, aka I-Worm and Watchit.intd, is a parasitic worm that spreads via emails. After infecting your system, Worm.Navidad.A will browse your email address book, attach itself to an email message and send itself to all email addresses stored in your address book. The main characteristic of Worm.Navidad.A is that it forbids the user to open any .exe file on the … Full Worm.Navidad.A removal guide

W32/Sasser-A is a network worm which spreads while using the Microsoft LSASS weak spot. Microsoft has made available a patch which protects against this weak spot and from Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-011 it can be downloaded. The worm copies itself with the file name avserve.exe in the Windows folder and provides a registration key, so … Full W32.Sasser-A removal guide

The W32.Blaster.Worm is a worm which spreads over the network mainly on the Internet. He uses for this purpose the so-called weak spot DCOM RPC. The W32.Blaster.Worm files itself in the system directory (standard: C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Winnt\System32) under the name MSBLAST.EXE. Because of the change in the registration this file runs on every start of … Full W32.Blaster.Worm removal guide