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					<description><![CDATA[I have opened a case with EnigmaSoft because their latest version of SpyHunter 5 Pro does not detect and remove Boinc hijacker malware.

I have followed your directions and was able to manually remove the Boinc components from my Windows 10 PC.  But I am also getting multiple IP issues that may be related to the same malware.  Perhaps the malware has installed and/or modified task scheduler triggers that are outside the AppData/Roaming directory structure.  For example, do you know anything about the Remove_NetIPsecMainModeSA Windows security association (SA) scheduled task that suspiciously (to me) runs every three minutes?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have opened a case with EnigmaSoft because their latest version of SpyHunter 5 Pro does not detect and remove Boinc hijacker malware.</p>
<p>I have followed your directions and was able to manually remove the Boinc components from my Windows 10 PC.  But I am also getting multiple IP issues that may be related to the same malware.  Perhaps the malware has installed and/or modified task scheduler triggers that are outside the AppData/Roaming directory structure.  For example, do you know anything about the Remove_NetIPsecMainModeSA Windows security association (SA) scheduled task that suspiciously (to me) runs every three minutes?</p>
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