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Internet file missing 16/2/06
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I had an email the other day from Paypal on ebay when I opened the email up popped McAphee antivius telling me I had a trojan virus,it stated that HTM was infected by the JS/Stealus Trojan and has been deleted to complete the clean process.My question is that a temporary internet file\content.IE5\SHMNGXAR\e(1)HTM,do I need this file to work on my computer or does anyone know how I can get this file back as it was originallyon my computer for a purpose.I have inquired about this file to Dell computers but they can't help me.I hope some budding computer expert on answerbank can help me please. Thankyou in advance.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The file you refer to was a web page (or HTML email) that was infected with the trojan. McAfee deleted it to stop the trojan further infecting your computer. The file isn't needed and was safe to delete. Files in ..\temporary internet file\content.IE5\ are cached web pages and are always safe to delete.
If it was an HTML email message that looked like it came from Ebay or PayPal, the address might have been 'spoofed'.
You can find out more about JS/Stealus Trojan on the McAfee website at
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_126246.htm
And about how addresses are .spoofed' at
http://www.lse.ac.uk/itservices/help/spamming&spoofi ng.htm
Hope that helps ;-)
If it was an HTML email message that looked like it came from Ebay or PayPal, the address might have been 'spoofed'.
You can find out more about JS/Stealus Trojan on the McAfee website at
http://vil.nai.com/vil/content/v_126246.htm
And about how addresses are .spoofed' at
http://www.lse.ac.uk/itservices/help/spamming&spoofi ng.htm
Hope that helps ;-)