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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?RS1Eb3VibGU=?= on November 15, 2006, 5:31 pm
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On new PC's with WinXP (but with free Vista upgrades) there is a registry key
at: HKLM\System\ControlSet001\Services\Windows XP Vista that includes the
entries ImageFile=Hackern.ini. There is another similar one in the same
location called Windows XP and ImageFile=HA.ini The files, which reside in
the Windows folder, cannot be opened with an ascii text editor as the message
'File/Document not accessable' appears. Is this a legitimate system file(s)
or something malicious ? SAV keeps reporting a recurring trojan (generic
Trojan Horse description), which it quarantines, but the source of the trojan
is elusive and keeps coming back - even without reboots. TIA ...
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