I tried looking for a newer version of NSIS Media by visiting their latest update server. I came out empty handed, which was bad news for my research but great news for the rest of the world. Just to make sure I got it right, I visited the old update server once again. I was in for a surprise when it served me b10.bin for downloading. As you may recall from one of the earlier posts, I originally downloaded only [ab][1-9]. Seeing as it suddenly served b10.bin, I upgraded my download script and found some more evil files.
atixim.dll
avirpa.dll
javadsa.dll
kbdicp.dll
msabdx.dll
msrrwvb.dll
schuu52e.dll
xmlfef32.dll
I’ve updated my NSIS Media Remover to detect and remove those as well. I’ve also updated the samples archive, though it still doesn’t contain any of the old version DLL files.
kichik's blog 
Hi,
I noticed file 1165145816.exe in my c:WINDOWSsystem32 that NOD32 reports as
C:WINDOWSsystem321165145816.exe »NSIS »dspvfx.dll – Win32/Adware.BHO.BA application
Your latest NSIS Media Remover does not recognize and remove this file. Maybe you sholud add it..
Dejan
Thanks, but my remover only removes installed NSIS Media components. It doesn’t scan the entire hard drive for known files. It only looks in known locations. The file NOD32 found is probably a random name for the downloaded updater (yours is b9.bin). On its own, it’s harmless, but it was probably executed by the older version of NSIS Media to update itself.