Well, my Norton/Symantec Internet Security "detected" the high risk
"Suspicious.Cloud.7.F" in the file nssckbi.dll and quarantined it. I
restored the file to c:\Program Files (x86)\SeaMonkey\ but did not tell
it to quit scanning for this risk.
The system automatically submitted it to Symantec for evaluation.
Is this an important file? I mean, by quarantining it, did Norton damage
my SM installation? Should I worry? Or is this just an annoyance that I
can now forget about since I've restored it?
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Paul B. Gallagher
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