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- A new spy, worm, or trojan no one seems to know yet. After the call from the user that popups were comming to fast to use the pc I found Zlppvrag running in the task manager. None of the current anti spy tools found this so I tracked it down in the reg. It is linked to a site called callinghome.biz. Does anyone know what this thing is????
- Posted by: Hanover Phist Posted on: 06/04/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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