Like I said none of the files listed on these pages match the ones that are on my machine, they are present however I just used SpyHunter to scan for them and HijackThis to discover which of the Zlob DLL are hooked into which of the Windows Processes. I compiled a general list of Registry Branches / Keys to check as well as using the Class ID’s / File Names of the offending files from the scanners to more likely pinpoint my specific case. Anyway, that’s *all* beside the point.

What I wanted to mention was that although there are grossly unattractive lists of DLL’s / Processes / Registry Keys / etc - it is my belief that this type of Virus is meant to be unpredictable - I don’t believe there to be a set collection of Filenames / DLL / etc that you can check against. It generates new names and new files when it infects and I think the biggest advice I could give anyone with this problem is instead of looking for the quick fix (cause you’re likely to overlook a lot if you’re only expecting a little) take a second to scan your machine with a good scanner, scan your processes and discover which dll’s tie into them (infected ones that is) and then go about the registry and dll process hooks and all that. It will be time better spent effectively succeeding in one (fail) swoop than banging your head against the desk when time after time the stupid dll hooks and files keep reappearing.

That is all.