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Small.bog: AVG Sparks iTunes Trojan Horse Alert AVG, one of the most popular anti-virus programs, is causing confusion today by wrongly identifying iTunes files as trojans. After updating its virus. iTunes trojan horse small.bog Welcome to yellowsn0w. A great site for iPhone and iPod Touch users! AVG decides iTunes is the Small.BOG virus According to warning messages received by AVG users, iTunes.dll and iTunesRegistry.dll are infected with “Trojan horse Small.BOG”. The odd thing about the alleged virus is that at least according to the databases of other leading virus ... iTunes Trojan Horse Small.Bog | IT Mom's Corner Your antivirus is AVG and you tried to open iTunes and got an AVG Alert telling you that iTunes.dll and iTunesRegistry.dll are infected with "Trojan horse Small.BOG"? Well if you are planning of deleting these files, don't! this iTunes ... trojan horse small.bog !!! "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Apple Computer\Install...

One of the topics discussed last week was the notorious "repudiation" of the company Toshiba his brainchild - a new generation of optical storage media HD DVD. In just a few days to phase out the HD DVD in its gaming console, and Microsoft is said. All of this has led many to say that the HD DVD format finally lost the competition competitor - Blu-Ray format. But I think this is not quite the case. More precisely, is not the case: many large manufacturing companies are loyal to beleaguered format. For example, the company LG has announced its intention to continue to support the development and sale of devices that work with HD DVD. Daniel Aziz - Manager of Marketing LG Electronics - told reporters: "LG believes that at the moment is to the player, which will support both formats, and so provide a simple and convenient for existing users HD DVD. Following the recent statements by Toshiba Blu-Ray format will be, which will pave the way for high-resolution films, but that ...