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On September 26 2009 13:09 Manifesto7 wrote: I get the warning everywhere afreeca is used. You get it in many TL blogs with image links too.
Google tells me before entering afreeca that is a badware website
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On September 26 2009 16:33 PanN wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2009 15:18 Siz)Beggar wrote: if you click the adobe player update it viruses your computer you cant do anything to get rid of it except reformat the cpu or buy the software i had to learn the hard way q.q 1.) Why would you talk about something you have no idea about? You can get rid of it with many programs, mal-ware bytes, or spybot S&D would be fine. 2.) You don't reformat a CPU, you reformat a harddrive.
1) he's right. I had that happen to me about half a year ago. I tried every anti-virus/-malware program you can think of and it didn't help.
2) cpu is sometimes used as an abreviation for computer. We all knew what he was talking about anyway.
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motbob
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On September 26 2009 19:57 Mandalor wrote: 2) cpu is sometimes used as an abreviation for computer. What? lol
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I should have said (falsely) used
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cpu is almost everytime used as an abrevation for central processing unit LOL =)
sry i couldnt resist ...
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On September 26 2009 21:49 cyronc wrote: cpu is almost everytime used as an abrevation for central processing unit LOL =)
sry i couldnt resist ... That was a real knee slapper.
I had a virus(it couldve been an error too I suppose) recently that made it impossible to log in to windows. Could've been related. I can't remember exactly but I'm pretty sure I got it after doing an update to flash player. I thought it was odd because I had already updated flash player not too long ago but stupidly I did it anyway.
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It is malware!!
Artosis your site is infected!
Had to restore factory settings. I was running Opera under Win XP. The funny thing is I did not even try to download it, it started itself so to speak... I think it is an attack using the Adobe plug-ins
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On September 27 2009 00:25 50bani wrote: It is malware!!
Artosis your site is infected!
Had to restore factory settings. I was running Opera under Win XP. The funny thing is I did not even try to download it, it started itself so to speak... I think it is an attack using the Adobe plug-ins
Wait, you reformatted?
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For those that posted earlier about the afreeca warning, this is not the same thing.
I would avoid the site until it is fixed if you do not have a good anti-virus or can't spot a fake Adobe update page. ^.^
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Jup, Firefox offered to download that file for me - probably since i addblock blocked the flash thingie for me.
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On September 27 2009 01:25 PanN wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2009 00:25 50bani wrote: It is malware!!
Artosis your site is infected!
Had to restore factory settings. I was running Opera under Win XP. The funny thing is I did not even try to download it, it started itself so to speak... I think it is an attack using the Adobe plug-ins Wait, you reformatted? Yup. Restored factory contents to be more specific, since it is a "brand-name" computer. No problem saving stuff on DVD or USB stick but you have to reinstall stuff.
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On September 27 2009 02:45 50bani wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2009 01:25 PanN wrote:On September 27 2009 00:25 50bani wrote: It is malware!!
Artosis your site is infected!
Had to restore factory settings. I was running Opera under Win XP. The funny thing is I did not even try to download it, it started itself so to speak... I think it is an attack using the Adobe plug-ins Wait, you reformatted? Yup. Restored factory contents to be more specific, since it is a "brand-name" computer. No problem saving stuff on DVD or USB stick but you have to reinstall stuff. Well, it of course can be a problem since the virus/worm/whatever could be in some of the files you saved.
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On September 27 2009 02:45 50bani wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2009 01:25 PanN wrote:On September 27 2009 00:25 50bani wrote: It is malware!!
Artosis your site is infected!
Had to restore factory settings. I was running Opera under Win XP. The funny thing is I did not even try to download it, it started itself so to speak... I think it is an attack using the Adobe plug-ins Wait, you reformatted? Yup. Restored factory contents to be more specific, since it is a "brand-name" computer. No problem saving stuff on DVD or USB stick but you have to reinstall stuff.
I got the virus from site, didn't click anything.
Ran a scan with mal-ware bytes, and spybot. Rebooted in safe mode, scanned again. Rebooted normally, computer was fine.
You guys reformatting are insane.
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On September 26 2009 19:57 Mandalor wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2009 16:33 PanN wrote:On September 26 2009 15:18 Siz)Beggar wrote: if you click the adobe player update it viruses your computer you cant do anything to get rid of it except reformat the cpu or buy the software i had to learn the hard way q.q 1.) Why would you talk about something you have no idea about? You can get rid of it with many programs, mal-ware bytes, or spybot S&D would be fine. 2.) You don't reformat a CPU, you reformat a harddrive. 1) he's right. I had that happen to me about half a year ago. I tried every anti-virus/-malware program you can think of and it didn't help. 2) cpu is sometimes used as an abreviation for computer. We all knew what he was talking about anyway.
LOL.
You mean Central processing unit?
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scforall is spamming malware. Heres how. If you check the page source right at the very bottom someone has inserted javascript.
The javascript does this basically:
Creates a string value such as: ODYFYQZYNMxCMACTFBaEQXEYpGZFCNCWsKCEDYQLeFKSaKQHCFAKKQrDNOGcUOOQVhYWBSMKQQI.TXNOEOcVUZoNATm (this is what I get) then removes all capital letters to get the site name which in my example is: xapserach.com
It then proceeds to add a link to this website to the [ head ] html element to browsers that renders the page as a [ script ] element.
So once the site is loaded your browser adds something like this -
[ head ] [ script ] xapsearch.com attack site code goes here. [ /script ] [ /head ]
I'm willing to bet whatever is hosted (or was hosted) there was even more javascript that installs exploits through peoples browsers.
Please fix this. If you dont believe me open the page source yourself and you'll see the javascript.
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Russian Federation124 Posts
On September 26 2009 16:33 PanN wrote:Show nested quote +On September 26 2009 15:18 Siz)Beggar wrote: if you click the adobe player update it viruses your computer you cant do anything to get rid of it except reformat the cpu or buy the software i had to learn the hard way q.q 1.) Why would you talk about something you have no idea about? You can get rid of it with many programs, mal-ware bytes, or spybot S&D would be fine. 2.) You don't reformat a CPU, you reformat a harddrive. Owned
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On September 27 2009 04:31 Deleriux wrote: Please fix this. If you dont believe me open the page source yourself and you'll see the javascript. Yeah, Artosis is away at WCG USA though. Don't know anyone else behind scforall.
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gosh so I guess I got it too. Well I'm running malwarebytes, nod and I have superantispyware/Spybot installed and updated but not running.
Going full scans now
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Same problem for me. This morning my computer was infected by something called "Total Security", the PC crashed and the destop was full weird popups and stuff.
Tiny little pain in the ass but I got rid of it.
It's strongly recommended to avoid this site, until this security problem has solved at 100%.
For those, which got also infected: Malwarebytes cleaned this sucker perfectly.
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Kinda funny that they posted a defensive "theres nothing wrong with our site the warnings are full of shit" news post a few days ago. I like watching the weekly news and all the interviews there but they really need to get their shit together.
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