Bumblebee,
I did a search using
www.groups.google.com on the keyword "wincvs" and had
14,300 hits. You might want to give it another try and review the results.
--
Sir_George
"bumblebee" <nospamoldchevy.RemoveThis@rock.com> wrote in message
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> Norton just downloaded the latest refresh with LiveUpdate and
> immediately flagged a file called wincvs0.dll as a backdoor trojan,
> couldn't quarantine, couldn't repair and couldn't delete. Upon
> reboot, it's now detecting a file called wincvs1.dll and wincvs0 has
> disappeared. It behaves as above with no delete possible. Norton
> "knowledge base" doesn't show anything about that file and a search on
> the internet doesn't reveal anything about any file called "wincvs".
> a search of the registry finds it in 2 places under userkey. In one
> location it is listed along with several other files that were
> downloaded off the internet and at the other location it is listed at
>
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-336809978-847386435-1484400983-1005\Software\Microsoft\W
indows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ComDlg32\OpenSaveMRU\dll
> with the entries:
> Name: a
> Type REG_SZ
> Data: C:\WINDOWS\wincvs1.dll
>
> and
> Name: MRUList
> Type: REG_SZ
> Data: a
>
> Anybody know what is going on and how to delete this beastie? Any
> suggestions??
> thanks,
> bumblebee
>