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I would suggest removing that something.
Then look up a list of false positives and remove those.
Any information they provide may be very useful to a cheat/malware developer
So often they will not be too specific
If it IS his fault. He should remove the cheats.
It its a false positive, he should find and remove that. He's still ultimately responsible for what is installed and running on their machine.
it was Nord VPN's Anti Malware
this just shows how much they care