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Heirlair Hijack Log

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You can see from the log file that I run several preventive programs, including Win Patrol, Malware Bites, and System Suite's Firewall with Avira Antivirus. NONE of these are freeware.

I'm pretty sure I have an angry cracker on my butt because I let Ebay security know that he was selling a freeware key logger and password grabber program in their software category. I don't have a problem with folks making a buck but they don't need to be using somebody elses work that is freely distributed to do it. Anyway, somehow my firewall is being disabled. Win Patrol and the firewall programs themselves are not picking up the change. I usually try and catch it right away but a couple of times there were changes that only a complete restore could fix.

This log was taken before I re-enabled the firewall (again) today. Any ideas?

Cheers,
Leslie
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