* While the first-run condition of a worm or virus exploits a long-running *

* security hole in Microsoft Internet Explorer, they all need to create *

* entries in the registry to run again the next time your PC starts. Most *

* variants will either place random entries in the xxx\Runxxx nodes of the *

* machine or current user, while other more sophisticated families make use *

* of Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) that run when Windows Explorer starts. *

* While notable portions of the registry are locked, however, those *

* applications can not be fully registered, and as a result, will fail to *

* load as desired by the author. Using this form of protection, then, you *-* While the first-run condition of a worm or virus exploits a long-running　*

* security hole in Microsoft Internet Explorer, they all need to create　　 *

* entries in the registry to run again the next time your PC starts. Most　 *

* variants will either place random entries in the xxx\Runxxx nodes of the　*

* machine or current user, while other more sophisticated families make use *

* of Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) that run when Windows Explorer starts.　 *

* While notable portions of the registry are locked, however, those　　　　 *

* applications can not be fully registered, and as a result, will fail to　 *

* load as desired by the author. Using this form of protection, then, you　 *