Case #1: PowerShell attack mitigated


Case #2: Adware.WorldWideWeb WMI Hijacker



Case #3: No news is good news. BitCoinMiner hijacks Windows Update Services and can be repaired automatically with DNB.




Case #4: Utilization in other countries to help diagnose issues outside of malware scope, such as hard drive failure





Case #5: BitCoinMiner unknown to mainstream antivirus vendors detected by DNB:

Case #6: Some download statistics from ToolsLib.net
