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Started by TEL, January 25, 2010, 17:12:54

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TEL

Hi all

When i am looking at A4A every time i change a page my kaspersky detects a Trojan but in the report it says "virus not-a-virus:fraud tool.win 32 winspyware protect bhx" on this site only has any one got any ideas what it may be.


Thanks

TEL


greenfists

This is a trojan that pretends to be a virus warning. Try spybot or A squared free. Run a scan and see if it picks it up.
It has been developed so people download a so called virus scanner that is in fact malware.
Also make sure that your firewall is up to date and working.
If you haven't got green fingers then use your fists.

emmy1978

Oh scary. Yesterday i popped on in the evening and got a Trojan warning. I scanned using my Virgin media anti-virus and it found 2 viruses. It quarantined them and then I deleted so hopefully that's ok.  ???
Don't throw paper away. There is no away.

TEL

thanks the problem seems to have gone now ;D .
it makes me wonder why people make this sort of thing when they could have an allotment and get a life :D

emmy1978

Quote from: TEL on January 26, 2010, 19:50:20
it makes me wonder why people make this sort of thing when they could have an allotment and get a life :D

Couldn't agree more.  :)
Don't throw paper away. There is no away.

Digeroo

I had a Trojan before Xmas my computer was waking up and operating in the middle of the night.  Someone somewhere was using it.  Spooky.

emmy1978

Graah-that is spooky.  :o
A long time ago I was told by an IT guy for the MOD to have a nice pc/laptop/mac for all my pics, docs and music, and one clapped out pc for internet usage. I did and am pleased I did-there are pics and stuff on this one but only copies for emailing and facebooking-I'd die a million deaths if I lost it all.  :'(
Don't throw paper away. There is no away.

Larkshall

Quote from: Digeroo on January 27, 2010, 11:40:34
I had a Trojan before Xmas my computer was waking up and operating in the middle of the night.  Someone somewhere was using it.  Spooky.

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