secure32.exe

I suspect that this binary is a parasite. I can't kill it in the Task
Manager and don't know where to find it in the registry.

I am having problems with the system - the computer keeps sending 100s of
Kbytes upon dial-up connection, and cannot even load a URL because of this
degraded bandwidth.

Am I right about this binary? If so, I will want to *manually* remove it,
hence need the instructions. (OS = Win2000, browser is IE5). Needless to
say, I am using a different machine to post this.

Thanks for any help!

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