On or about the last day of the month (July 31) or the first of August, something activated itself that now, when Win 98 is booted, a virus or worm is removing my friend's "Luke Filewalker" Anti...

From CNN: Disguised worm evades antivirus software Computer experts have warned of a computer worm that takes advantage of a flaw in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser. The latest problem is...

Is there anyway to get rid of the ECCI.EXE virus that has imbedded itself in my PC and keeps on replicating? I've deleted it several times (using Spybot to halt its live operation first) but it is...

Dear List, Not sure which forum to post this to, so if its o/t I appologise. I'm aware of how SSL generates a one-time certificate for encrypted browsing client->server. Is it possible, to install...

"Giggles" <langex4@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:YnlXa.634506$Vi5.15255049@news1.calgary.shaw.ca... I assume the virus removed your ability to use a search engine...

Hi, I am doing another shoutout to see if anyone from the southwest wants to kick up another 2600? The cardiff one died I never found out why, if you know please enlighten me, I would like to...

ITShield Inc. (http://www.itshield.com) released ITShield Firewall V1.1 which can remove popuup windows and floating ADS. ITShield Firewall, a transparent firewall, contains the advantages of...

Hi How should I stop this scammer? X-Apparently-To: via 216.136.173.212; 02 Aug 2003 10:57:49 -0700 (PDT) Return-Path: <kuhlusa@ecplaza.net> Received: from 213.123.173.91 (HELO afzhg1060.com)...

This has been happening a lot lately... Does this mean I already have a trojan that has been undetected? Thanks, AD * * * * Blocked an outgoing TCP packet. The remote address associated with the

Opinions please. My computer runs WinXP and I have Norton Internet Security 2003. I feel that I am reasonably security conscious - always have the latest patches etc. I do get regular alerts from...

If you are concerned about what your employees talk about when chatting on the 'net, or who they are chatting to then monitoring software is one solution. There are many products on the market which...

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 17:22:49 +0400, Tracker <"snailmail(remove)222000"@yahoo.com> wrote: And you wouldn't just use tracert, nslookup, dig, and whois... why?

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 17:39:51 +0400, Tracker spoketh Only pop3 servers opens port 110, no "e-mail application" does this (read: Outlook Express, Eudora, etc). So, most likely Shields-Up was wrong...

Nehmo Sergheyev Michael Shields Nehmo I would think the newsreader somehow has to know what to do with a file once it gets it. I assume it looks at the extension and then opens it or sends it to...

oooh guess who's been in therapy since Beef departed? Nicky

"Frog" <FrogRemailer@bigfoot.com> wrote in message news:XCHTSA0237834.1147222222@Gilgamesh-frog.org... Unfortunately, the poster states that the police are already running forensics on the machine,...

On Thu, 31 Jul 2003, mto wrote: no rooting around not by defense not by prosecution authorties not even boot hdd only to use boot floppy usage cable connect target machine preview/aquire...

Are you really serious? Is this some kind of Joke? Do you work in Internet Security or McDonalds? Idiot!!

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On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 17:39:51 +0400, Tracker wrote: <snip> Good grief! I don't think I could stand reading more than a few pages of any book in that rambling shambolic style.