Galb

Description:	Unclassified Threat
Risk Level:	Medium
Date of First Occurence:	Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Software Developer:	(unknown)
Brief Info:	Unclassified threats are threats that are not properly sorted or threats having an unknown publisher.
Removal:	This threat can be removed using "Spyware Terminator"

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Files by Name %windir%\SYSTEM\GALB.DLL %sysdir%\GALB.DLL %SYSDIR%\edek.dll %SYSDIR%\aopn.dll
Files by MD5 MD5: 018E763197B85EDEC5A7229849955F62 Size: 39936 MD5: 6129FC4E2457569E2D12E2E5D1C077FD Size: 39936 MD5: EAA590E9EF2511C02A47DB53C91650C7 Size: 39936
Files by CLSID or Name CLSID=20F73AAE-6A67-11DA-97DA-0012EE8E9275 CLSID=241D0FEB-9582-40E5-AC77-6A2EEB19ED16 CLSID=EF6343A4-C9D0-4187-A5F7-CBEC5B183B8F

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