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又中招了，不过好久没有中感染exe文件的病毒了，这种病毒是我承认“有技术含量”的几种之一，至少我不能手工杀光。
表现是桌面很多图标消失（即变成dos程序图标），用exescope看那些exe文件，都多了些ml2**的section头。另外多了几个可疑文件：c:\windows\uninstall\rundl132.exe, c:\windows\logo1_.exe,c:\windows\richdll.dll,
刚发现这些文件时我的对策是：(呵呵，有手工软件就是好）1。杀进程2。用IceSword阻止它再运行3。用FileMon看调用者4。删文件和注册表
后来发现运行一些普通程序也会生成这些文件，再用exescope。。。明白了
在http://hi.baidu.com/gaodi2002/blog/item/8135d6f97800ab59252df202.html查到了这是维金病毒，正好2006电脑报合订本光盘里有金山的专杀，用起来还不错，只是一开始还得运行病毒，这个工具似乎先扫描内存，如果没毒就不扫描硬盘了。我晕。但是后来我又杀了一次，报告内存无病毒，可是这次就扫描硬盘了，我也不知道怎么回事。唉。
然后用exescope随便查看几个exe，嗯，好了。
附上金山维金专杀的链接：http://db.kingsoft.com/download/3/246.shtml
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