Afcore.Y ullaixf.dll what is it good for? [wind98]

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nod32 found Afcore.Y trojan in ullaixf.dll
then it renamed it
with the dll renamed there is one extra process running
ddhelp.exe
strangely, there is no file called dllhelp.exe on C:

on another wind98 machine there is no ullaixf.dll

so what is it???

Strangely, with ullaixf.dll renamed, there is nothing wrong with the
first wind98 box, except it gives a warning message on startup.

ullaixf.dll is not found on microsoft.com, nor google


Why do I get the idea that one fine morning, all the Microsoft users are going
to rise up, leave their trojan infested systems, and convert en-mass to Linux?
 
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nod32 found Afcore.Y trojan in ullaixf.dll
then it renamed it
with the dll renamed there is one extra process running
ddhelp.exe
strangely, there is no file called dllhelp.exe on C:

on another wind98 machine there is no ullaixf.dll

so what is it???

Strangely, with ullaixf.dll renamed, there is nothing wrong with the
first wind98 box, except it gives a warning message on startup.

ullaixf.dll is not found on microsoft.com, nor google


Why do I get the idea that one fine morning, all the Microsoft users
are going to rise up, leave their trojan infested systems, and convert
en-mass to Linux?

ullaixf.dll is a part of afcore.y -- which consists of two parts, an
installer and a dll named with seven random letters. See
www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/trojafcorey.html
The error message is the other part of the virus looking for the dll.
 
Why do I get the idea that one fine morning, all the Microsoft users are going
to rise up, leave their trojan infested systems, and convert en-mass to Linux?

Never going to happen since some of us don't allow Trojans, parasites,
viruses and other malware to run on our Windoze PCs.


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