Adrevolver, Casalemedia, Mediaplex, Zedo

Technically tracking cookies in which these are, are not classed as malware but many applications flag them in order to highlight higher detection statistics or to scare the bejebuz out of you.


You could try installing Spywareblaster as free application that doesnt run in the background but adds known malware, activeX exploit sites and many tracking cookies to your Browsers blocked site lists, works very well on IE or Firefox.

 

What version of Spywareblaster are you using as the one I have ( v3.5.1 ) and is uptodate with definitions file as of 12/08/2006 blocks all those cookies bar Mediaplex, by default.

But tracking cookies as I mentioned are a fact of surfing the net, you will be picking them up at a site you frequent, you can just delete them at end of surfing session, using CCleaner or the Browsers delete cookies and temps option.

as for finding the CLSID of some tracking cookies, not all have them as they are harmless and do not register themselfs inthe registry to gain a registry Class ID.

 

There is really nothing to work around. As Halo already stated, cookies are not problems. You should read step 11 in the below link:

How to Protect yourself from malware!