RE: [virus] -- Winsock32.dll

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At 08:55 AM 11/28/00 -0500, Michael Norman wrote:

>Same thing happened to us last year, and, as I recall, I put *wsock32.dll*
>into the google search engine and found a number of sites that had some
>good instruction on how to deal with the corrupted file. There are a few
>hoops one must jump through.

Indeed there are. But it was doable, and now the thing has been removed, hopefully.
The only file that needed to be replaced, was, it turns out, the wsock32.dll.
All other damage was in the form of faked system files and registry entries.


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