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The term "persistent malware" does not seem applicable in this case; the infection resides in the Windows Registry, so simply restoring a disk image or reinstalling Windows (among other approaches) will remove it. "Persistent malware" seems more appropriate to infections that reside in places like the GPU: http://it.slashdot.org/story/13/09/26/2024236/malware-now-hi...


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