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Posted by DotNettie on March 26, 2007, 3:38 pm
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will help me. Thanks
> http://www.spywaredb.com/remove-win32-ctx/
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> | Call me Polly Paranoia, but I have a WinXP SP2 with all updates, Spybot
> S
> &
> | D, Ad-aware, Spysweeper and AVAST and Zone Alarm. I use both IE7 and
> | Firefox. I don't open unknown email nor do I click on pop-ups.
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> | I hadn't run an online scanner for sometime so I thought I would try
> Panda
> | ActiveScan. Bear in mind that just before I ran the online scanner, I
> ran
> | the above programs all of which were clean. However, during the Active
> Scan
> | download, I got a message from AVAST that said Win32:CTX has been found
> in
> | h t t p : //acs. pandasoftware. com / active scan. AVAST caught it. And,
> a
> | rescan indicated no infection. Active Scan did not have a chance to scan
> my
> | PC because the ActiveScan hadn't run with the partial download. The
> download
> | was about 50% done when this occurred.
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> | Can someone help me understand what happened here? Stupidly, maybe I ran
> the
> | scanner again and got the same message in the same place, Avast caught
> it,
> I
> | did a re-scan after removal and all is well, I hope.
> |
> | I have no symptoms or problems that I can find. I added Superspyware to
> my
> | library after this incident, ran it and other then some tracking
> cookies,
> PC
> | was clean.
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> | I tried to run Housecalls after this. Housecalls took forever 'cause I'm
> on
> | dialup, and I couldn't get that scan to run at all. I couldn't find any
> tips
> | to smooth the process. I remember running Housecalls with IE6, but
> hadn't
> | tried it before with IE7.
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> | Should the incident at Panda be of concern to me? Thanks.
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