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AVG Virus Scanner Removes OS Component
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 - Anuradha Menon
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One popular free antivirus scanner recently created a world of woe for its users. The world of computer security can be a scary place for friends and foes alike. This weekend users' found their AVG software updated with a new virus definition file. Then they quickly found their computers crashing. What was discovered was that the new virus definition file mistook user32.dll, a critical Windows component, for a container for the Trojan Horses PSW.Banker4.APSA or Generic9TBN.    (source: dailytech.com)


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