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Asked by andreawk in Anti-Virus, OE-WindowsLive, Anti-Spyware
I'm using Windows XP, SP3 with Outlook Express 6. Although I use a lot of malware and virus protection, web pages and email with graphics were loading slowly, so I ran an online Kaspersky scan and found two instances of Trojan-Spy.HTML.Fraud.gen in the Sent folder of Outlook Express on my hard drive and backup external drive. I deleted anything I thought was questionable from the Sent folder and rescanned, with the same result. Is there a way to isolate which email this is attached to within the .dbx file so that I can delete it? Obviously I don't want to delete the entire folder. I ran the Mutli_AV.exe scanning tool, which isolated 18 emails--none of them in the Sent folder. My understanding of this trojan is that it's found in an HTML link. When I look at most of those 18 emails (a few of them aren't clear to me), and again, these are NOT in the Sent folder as identified by the Kaspersky scan, I don't see HTML links. I see attached MS Word or PowerPoint files, sometimes just emails with text, and occasionally a forwarded web page from a reliable source, e.g., the government's website. Can anyone help with this?
20091118-EE-VQP-93 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
