survivor

Hey all, yesterday I was going through the posts and I clicked on a pic and the link was to another site, well my computer started acting wierd and I have a bad virus and I know it is from the link, The only problem is I don't remember which on eit was , I know for sure though that it is not a cointalk link , the link directs you to a picture on another site. I'm going to go into my history and see if I can find it. has anyone else been infected?

survivor

Here is the site i was redirected to , but it was a subdomaine of this url http://www.cableone.net/

survivor

The post with the virus has this link attatched to it do not click it is is a bigtime virus.


myweb.cableone.net/stackgenerator/050604_Error%20Coins%20002.jpg

Someone needs to get this guy

jody526

Which thread is the link on?

survivor

i don't remember, but if anyone needs a free virus scan and repair you can get it at trendmicro.com. it will find the viruses and remove them free.

survivor

Here it is

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08-17-2004, 06:17 AM
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.myweb.cableone.net/stack...Coins%20017.jpg

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survivor

Stack... really is stackgenerator if you click the link you will notice at the bottom of your browser the link will blink like lightning, it is executing its code. I dont reccomed clicking the link unles you know how to remove viruses

survivor

He has numerous posts on page 2

jody526

Thank you.

Sorry that happened.

lawdogct

Microsoft recently published a security alert on a new "hole" in all windows products that is now being exploited. As simple as I can put it, this new attack exploits the tiny program that turns the machine code of .jpg files into the image you see on your computer monitor. There are patches available at:

http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com

as this problem affects other microsoft programs such as Microsoft Office, Visio, etc. you will aslo need to get another patch at:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/of...e/default.aspx

If you don't already visit these two sites regularly (this does not apply to you Apple folks) the I VERY HIGHLY recommend you make it part of your computer routine (once a week). Its a bit of headache, but then, so is losing all your computer files