In 2003, a particularly nasty virus emerged, which became known as the "KOFMsp.dll" virus. This malware would infect Windows systems, particularly those with Korean language packs installed. The virus would:
The infamous kofmsp.dll !
| Kofax Product Version | Typical kofmsp.dll Version | Notes | |----------------------|------------------------------|-------| | Capture 10.1 | 10.1.0.xxx | Initial 64-bit compatible (still 32-bit process) | | Capture 11.0 | 11.0.1.xxx | Added JBIG2 support | | Capture 11.1 | 11.1.0.xxx | Improved color dropout | | TotalAgility 7.x | Version depends on build | Bundled within TAP libraries | | Capture 12.x (latest) | 12.0.x.xxx | Dropped Windows 7 support | kofmsp.dll
: Abrupt shutdowns or failed automatic background patches for the Kerio Updater Service can leave kofmsp.dll in a partially written or corrupted state. In 2003, a particularly nasty virus emerged, which
The most reliable way to fix a missing or broken kofmsp.dll is to reinstall the Kerio Outlook Connector (Offline Edition). and any other Office applications completely. | Kofax Product Version | Typical kofmsp
The causes of KOFMSP.DLL errors can be attributed to several factors, including:
It translates communication protocols between Microsoft Outlook's local Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI) and the remote GFI Kerio Connect Server .