Description
E2Give is an Internet Explorer Browser Helper Object that redirects accesses to web merchants in order to claim their affiliate fees.
Variants
E2Give/E2GBHO is an early version distributed form December 2002. Its main file is e2gbho.dll, stored in an 'E2Give' folder in Program Files.
E2Give/IeBHOs is a newer variant, main file iechos.dll, stored in a folder called 'E2G' in the root of the C: drive.
Distribution
Installed by ActiveX drive-by download, believed to be used in pop-up advertisements.
What it does
Advertising
No.
Privacy violation
Not known.
Security issues
Not known.
Stability problems
No, though it can make opening new Windows Explorer windows very slow.
More info and Manual Removal of e2give at http://www.doxdesk.com/parasite/E2Give.html
Why spybot didn't catch it (I think, its an old malware)
Meanwhile I see e2give in the spywareblaster list.. and should be block(?) but why it is still being installed in my PC?
Maybe there's a new variant for e2give that is why it was not detected or caught by SSD or SpywareBlaster.
HTH
I run spybot search and destroy 261 with the latest update, it didn't find any...
Then I run Adaware 6.181, it found e2give malware.
Why spybot didn't catch it (I think, its an old malware)
Meanwhile I see e2give in the spywareblaster list.. and should be block(?) but why it is still being installed in my PC?
How do I clean e2give? Is it enough to let adaware fix it?
Thank You for any explanation and information.

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