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I got it too, called shimgapi.dll, I have Mcaffee scans e-mail & system, I did a system virus scan & it deleted 3 but could not delete the one above.
It resides in my C/windows/system 32, how do I get rid of it, it won't allow me to delete it? |
My office here got a couple.. but so far nothing on my home email.
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http://securityresponse.symantec.com...varg.a@mm.html |
Ah crap. It apears that someone has been able to hijack my Linux mail server and send emails to people and make it appear to be coming from me.
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That sucks.. tho I thought this virus could not infect the linux OS? A different virus?
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Oops. Scratch that. It isn't doing what I thought it was doing. It turns out that I have added some procmail rules on my Linux account to filter Email with program attachments.
:lol: So whenever someone with an infected computer tries to send me an Email with an attachment, I send a message back telling them that I don't accept program attachments. So no one has hijacked me. :lol: I had thought that because I started getting copies of empty messages with the email address of the person who tried to send me the virus. So I thought someone was hijacking my computer to send outbound Email. Not the case. But I do know who has the infected computer trying to infect me though. |
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It's not me :lol:
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Kind of freaky though... "Hey, I didn't send that! Did I??..." |
Right. The from feild is spoofed, therefore it gets sent back to you. I've gotten so many back it isn't funny anymore. The headers indicated the source IP of some, so I did send a PM to that person.
Even though your system is clean, you can still get these non delivery reports. |
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