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Conficker Worm is a worm that locks users out of system directories, and blocks your access to security websites and applications, such as Windows Automatic Update Service, Windows Security Center Service, Windows Defender Service (WinDefend), Windows Vista TCP/IP auto-tuning, and more. To further hide its presence in your computer, Conficker Worm deletes any System Restore points you’ve created.
What’s the point?
Conficker Worm wants to remain undetected, as Conficker Worm downloads more malware onto your computer.
Unless your PC becoming part of a hacker’s network sounds like fun, let me show you how to get rid of Conficker Worm for free.
FUN.xls is a worm disguised as an Excel spreadsheet file. FUN.xls slips into your system, and copies itself into your computer under other names, as soon as it can. FUN.xls can eat up your data, on your computer and any other devices you connect it to (smart phone, external hard drive, etc.).
Before FUN.xls ruins your system, let me show you how to get rid of FUN.xls for free.
YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif is a Skype worm that spreads via messages from people on your contact list. You’ll get a message from a buddy, asking you if you want to download YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif.
If you accepted YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif, don’t open it. If you launch YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif, you’ll start spreading YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif to buddies on your contact list.
Don’t worry too much if you already opened YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif — I’ll show you how to get rid of YOUR-MOTHER-NAKED-hahahaha.pif for free.
“Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup Threat Level: 
“Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup is a sign you’re infected with an instant message worm. This “Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup reads:
“Search result: Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine
Going to install it”
If you get this “Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup, that means you have an instant message worm. This “Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup shows up when an instant message worm searches your computer for Yahoo! Messenger. If you don’t have Yahoo! Messenger you’ll see this “Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup. Then, the worm will install Yahoo! Messenger and send out IMs to other users, to try to spread itself.
Let me show you how to get rid of the worm behind this “Yahoo Messenger is not installed on your machine” popup.
Gphone.exe is a file that an instant-message worm infects. This worm spreads through Google chat and Yahoo! Messenger. This “Gphone.exe” worm disables your antivirus security software, and downloads more crapware onto your PC.
I’m sure identity theft sounds like a fun weekend, but if you’d rather spend your weekend otherwise — church? Family? Strip club? — I can show you how to get rid of that infected Gphone.exe file for free.
Fujacks.eThreat Level: 
Fujacks.e is a worm that targets networks with weak passwords, and tries to infect all executable files on the computers in the network.
Fujacks.e can close popular antivirus or antispyware programs, and even disable your firewall. Fujacks.e boots up with the computer and may sit there undetected for quite a while, until you scan and detect Fujacks.e.
Almost the only way you’ll notice Fujacks.e is if Fujacks.e slows down your computer and disables your legitimate security programs.
Let me show you how to get rid of Fujacks.e for free.
I-Worm.NetSky.q Threat Level: 
I-Worm.NetSky.q is a worm that appears in security scans by fake antispyware Internet Antivirus.
Is I-Worm.NetSky.q dangerous? I-Worm.NetSky.q might have been a serious threat, once upon a time. Now, I-Worm.NetSky.q’s biggest danger is scaring you into wasting $49.95 on Internet Antivirus.
You’re not really infected with I-Worm.NetSky.q — you’re infected with scamware that you need to remove.
I’ll show you how to get rid of I-Worm.NetSky.q and Internet Antivirus, for free.
If you’re using social networking sites, you may find yourself hijacked by Koobface. Koobface works by adding links to social networking profiles, while posing as a video code. If you click a link and install the “video codec,” you’ll actually download Koobface. Koobface launches and searches your PC for social networking site cookies, and uses these cookies to modify your profiles with Koobface links.
If you’ve received a Koobface popup that reads “Error: Error installing Codec. Please contact support,” let me show you how to remove W32.Koobface.B for free.
www-Find-www.com Threat Level: 
www-Find-www.com is a browser hijacker site that may be related to Facebook worm Koobface.
Are most of your searches redirected to www-Find-www.com?
Did you get a Facebook message that linked to a Flash update you needed to download?
If you’re using social networking sites, you may find yourself hijacked by Koobface. Koobface works by adding links to social networking profiles, while posing as a video code. If you click a link and install the “video codec,” you’ll actually download Koobface. Koobface launches and searches your PC for social networking site cookies, and uses these cookies to modify your profiles with Koobface links.
If you’ve received a Koobface popup that reads “Error: Error installing Codec. Please contact support,” and now your browser redirects to www-Find-www.com, let me show you how to block www-Find-www.com.
“Error: Error installing Codec. Please contact support” popup Threat Level:
Have you received a popup that reads “Error: Error installing Codec. Please contact support”?
If you’re using social networking sites, you may find yourself hijacked by Koobface. Koobface works by adding links to social networking profiles, while posing as a video code. If you click a link and install the “video codec,” you’ll actually download Koobface. Koobface launches and searches your PC for social networking site cookies, and uses these cookies to modify your profiles with Koobface links.
If you’ve received a Koobface popup that reads “Error: Error installing Codec. Please contact support,” let me show you how to remove W32.Koobface.B for free.