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Subject: Cygcrypt-0.dll ad-aware trojan alert
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I just ran Ad-aware and got a hit for the IROffer object which uses
cygcrypt-0.dll. I've searched Ad-ware forum and with Google but could not
find much. I think cygcrypt-0.dll is a legit library file so I am wondering
if this hit is significant?
Ad-aware SE
Ad-aware Def: 20.08.2007
cygcrypt-0.dll located at c:\cygwin\bin\ dated 10/19/2003


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