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Recent Threats Information with name type risk date discovered
Name	Type	Risk	Date Discovered
Bredolab.gen.h	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
W32/Akbot.gen.a	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
BackDoor-EHH	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
BackDoor-EHI	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
Downloader-GIF.gen	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
Generic Dropper.mm	Trojan	Low	11/6/2009
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Threat Meter Levels

McAfee^® Avert Labs has developed a general ranking system that indicates the severity of known global threats and how they impact the Internet, business operations, and home user’s systems.

Below are the threat levels, listed from most severe to least and how the severity is determined.

Critical

Systems worldwide are targeted by a worm.
New malware that potentially can cause damage has been reported and has spread globally.

Severe

An unpatched or recently patched vulnerability can be exploited by a worm, and systems worldwide are at risk to be targeted by a particular worm. No worm activity has been identified.
A high incidence of new malware that potentially can cause damage has been reported.

Elevated

An unpatched or recently patched vulnerability is present on many systems worldwide but requires user interaction to be exploited.
An existing vulnerability becomes more serious because new exploit code has been published.
There is new malware activity, but it is not widespread.

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Low

There is no direct threat to systems that have been patched.
No new significant malware activity has been reported.