First of all try running SpyBot and see if you can find the trojan horse sending this data, if not, install Zone Alram or some equivalent software firewall and block the applciation from getting out.
If you can't find it with Ad-Aware - which is very good or Spybot - then you may have to resort to manually looking into the registry
Start -> Run -> regedit
Back up your registry file first before doing anything else - by Selecting the "Export Registry" option - just save the info to a file called "Dec2003-reginfo"
Then do a search for "128.121.232.21"...........and see if it turns up in any registry keys. If it does delete these registry entries.
Another good tool for cleaning is Track Eraser - www.acesoft.net which cleans out the registry as part of its process
(2) Null route
You can manually add a route into your PC's routing table to point to your internal loopback address - by using the " add route command thus
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(1) Registry cleaning
If you can't find it with Ad-Aware - which is very good or Spybot - then you may have to resort to manually looking into the registry
Start -> Run -> regedit
Back up your registry file first before doing anything else - by Selecting the "Export Registry" option - just save the info to a file called "Dec2003-reginfo"
Then do a search for "128.121.232.21"...........and see if it turns up in any registry keys. If it does delete these registry entries.
Another good tool for cleaning is Track Eraser - www.acesoft.net which cleans out the registry as part of its process
(2) Null route
You can manually add a route into your PC's routing table to point to your internal loopback address - by using the " add route command thus
route add 128.121.232.21 mask 255.255.255.255 127.0.0.1