data32.exe/MUAHHA/MUHAHA

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I found MUAHHA running on 98SE, ZoneAlarm asked for permission to let
it access the web, I said NO... data32.exe is the culprit, trying gain
access over 2000 times today alone. The application was at
C:\Windows\data32.
After I put it in the recycle bin, update tried to take its place.
They were trying to go to IP: 206.48.122.8:53
Whois and google didn't help.
Can anyone help? Please.....
 
I found MUAHHA running on 98SE, ZoneAlarm asked for permission to let
it access the web, I said NO... data32.exe is the culprit, trying gain
access over 2000 times today alone. The application was at
C:\Windows\data32.
After I put it in the recycle bin, update tried to take its place.
They were trying to go to IP: 206.48.122.8:53
Whois and google didn't help.
Can anyone help? Please.....
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several references to MUHAHA as web sites, but
the data32.exe file seems to be a genuine piece of software.
http://www.treeage.com/support/supp35.htm

Taff...............



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I found MUAHHA running on 98SE, ZoneAlarm asked for permission to let
it access the web, I said NO... data32.exe is the culprit, trying gain
access over 2000 times today alone. The application was at
C:\Windows\data32.
After I put it in the recycle bin, update tried to take its place.
They were trying to go to IP: 206.48.122.8:53
Whois and google didn't help.
Can anyone help? Please.....
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********************* REPLY SEPARATER ************************
<206.48.122.8> is a legitimate DNS server for mnsi.net:
-------------------------------
Managed Network Systems, Inc.
#344 - 300 Tecumseh Road East
Windsor, ON N8X 5E8
CA

Domain name: MNSI.NET
 
Sorry bout that, but found that I did have a trojan, updater.exe,
inbedded in Win98.
Thanks to tomcoyote.org I was able to remove it...
Why would MUHAHA want to access your DNS 2000 times in one day???
 
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