VirTool:WinNT/Popureb.A is a component of Win32/Popureb. It uses a low level disk driver hook to prevent a malicious Master Boot Record (MBR) and other malicious data stored as disk sectors from being changed.

Trojan:AndroidOS/Plankton.A is a trojan that affects devices running the Android operating system, such as mobile phones. It may arrive as part of repackaged Android applications and downloaded from third-party Android application markets. Once the application is installed, it collects information about the mobile device and performs actions based on instructions from a remote attacker.

Trojan:WinNT/Mediyes.B is a rootkit driver that is installed by the Mediyes malware family, a multi-component trojan that steals account information for online payment systems.

Trojan:JS/Iframe.AQ is a malicious JavaScript file that is embedded, via an IFrame, into malicious or compromised webpages, usually via SQL injection or through Blackhat search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning. The purpose of the file is to redirect your browser to other sites that may download malware onto your computer.

To avoid detection, the IFrame may be only one pixel in size.

Exploit:JS/ShellCode.AS is a detection for JavaScript objects that construct shellcode. These scripts may be embedded within other document files such as specially-crafted .HTML files.

Trojan:BAT/MineBicoin.A is a batch file that is used to launch a Bitcoin mining program that is dropped on your computer without your consent.

Windows Defender detects and removes this threat.

This family of threats are malicious JavaScript files that redirect web searches to pay-per-click advertising sites.

This threat might be installed on your PC from a Win32/Medfos variant.

Find out ways that malware can get on your PC.