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Windows defender identifies these spywares, and everytime it is idetified it
says removed but then the next day i reboot my system these items are again
identified by windows defender. This identification and removal process goes
on a daily basis.
today i found the DLL file that Win32/Virtumonde (trojan) was associated
with and renamed it with a diff extension; does this help.
but the other one Win32/Fotomoto (BrowserModifier) creeps up every day and
there is no details of this on microsofts site.
What is happening guys, assist me on this.
i run Trend Micro Office scan client along with Windows Defender.
says removed but then the next day i reboot my system these items are again
identified by windows defender. This identification and removal process goes
on a daily basis.
today i found the DLL file that Win32/Virtumonde (trojan) was associated
with and renamed it with a diff extension; does this help.
but the other one Win32/Fotomoto (BrowserModifier) creeps up every day and
there is no details of this on microsofts site.
What is happening guys, assist me on this.
i run Trend Micro Office scan client along with Windows Defender.