Not sure if this is right section..

[Syntax.]

But I have A spare Vbulletin Leased License with 11 months left on it!
I am either selling this for habbo furni or any other offers, Or Giving It to an Official Habbo Fansite. Which will let me be admin on it for free.

If you're intrested Please add me to MSN.

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

I'm sure you already posted this in the 'forum' section?

If so isn't this a spam thread?

- Dan

[Syntax.]

Yes, but the last post was me and if i posted and bumped it up, It'd e double posting, so I made this one. Double posting is whati got cautioned for.

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

then it's because nobody is interested, and i'm not suprised.

You have no proof show proof on Habbox Forum like your expiration date in the members panel.

- Dan

[Syntax.]

I've got a Screenie, but I'm only showing people over MSN

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

Just a warning to people over MSN, don't accept files over MSN Messenger as it can be dangerous.

Especially now there is a new image virus going around:


"Huge virus threat rocks Microsoft
Report says a newly discovered flaw could expose hundreds of millions of Windows PCs to virus.
January 3, 2006: 11:08 AM EST

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.) - The new year is off to a rocky start at Microsoft, where security experts are scrambling to confront a potentially massive virus threat to Windows PCs.

According to a report Tuesday in the Financial Times, the latest vulnerability involves a flaw which allows hackers to infect computers using programs inserted into image files. The threat was discovered last week. But it mushroomed over the weekend, when a group of hackers published the source code they used to exploit the flaw.

What makes this threat particularly vicious, according to the Times, is that unwitting victims can infect their computers simply by viewing a web page, e-mail, or instant message that includes a contaminated image. That differs from most virus attacks, which require a user to actually download an infected file.

"The potential [security threat] is huge," Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure, an antivirus company, told the Times. "It's probably bigger than for any other vulnerability we've seen.

"Any version of Windows is vulnerable right now," said Mr. Hypponen, including every Windows system shipped since 1990.

Microsoft (Research) said in a security bulletin on its Web site, "we are working closely with our antivirus partners and aiding law enforcement in its investigation."


The infected files are saved in the Windows Metafile (WMF) format, but can be labeled as standard JPEG and GIF files, the most common type of images found in webpages and e-mails. The hackers use the entry point to install hidden programs that can launch pop-up ads or steal passwords and other sensitive information.

Schmugar says that while the threat is very real, it's contained up to now by the fact that only a small group of websites, well off the beaten path of most surfers, contain the malicious code. "The chances of you going to one of these sites is pretty low," he says, adding, "We're not aware of a mass spamming of this exploit at this time." Still, he cautions, anything could happen. "We'll just have to wait and see."


The flaw will actually install ON ITS OWN if you are using Internet Explorer. That's why it's such a critical flaw.

If you are using FireFox you get a popup asking you if you want to run the script found in the image file.

It's still possible to be infected with FireFox too, you just have to click an "ok" button for it to happen.

Taken from a lot of articles and posted on another forum I go on:

http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusin...10004361.shtml (http://www.finfacts.com/irelandbusinessnews/publish/article_10004361.shtml)
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breaking_...s.php?id=70706 (http://www.bangkokpost.com/breaking_news/breakingnews.php?id=70706)
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec...ry/912840.mspx (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/912840.mspx)
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=1466500
http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/03/tech...ex.htm?cnn=yes (http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/03/technology/windows_virusthreat/index.htm?cnn=yes)

- Dan

[Syntax.]

Oh Ok, I'll Edit and Upload to photobucket In a minute.

[Syntax.]

Oh Ok, I'll Edit and Upload to photobucket In a minute.

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

Just saying this.

Seeing as you we're cautioned for double posting and you created this because you would have to double post, you just double posted "/

- Dan

[ozzie-ing]

Hey,

Just saying this.

Seeing as you we're cautioned for double posting and you created this because you would have to double post, you just double posted "/

- Dan
i thought tht
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[Syntax.]

It's because the post reply was lagging and i double clciked and it posted twice, Ok I have the screenie, It's got the Expiration date, Btw, i had a look at in expires January 7th 2007 http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c316/Decromental/Vbullettinmembersearea2.jpg

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

www.imageshack.us we can't see that "/

- Dan

[Syntax.]

It's too big to upload "/

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

Save it as a jpeg.

- Dan

[Syntax.]

sTILL TO BIG "/

[Nick.]

upload it to iaza.com and press convert to gif, then try of save it as png

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

I highly doubt one Jpeg image from a website is to big for imageshack.us

I've uploaded pages at a time to imageshack when they're jpeg

- Dan

[Syntax.]

I sais It can't upload the image because it's two big.

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

Do print screen and just show us the relevent information by editing the picture in paint, then save as jpeg then upload.

- Dan

[ADAM:]

Is that the pic IPOD posted ages ago :S Looks the same

[DanWilliamson]

Hey,

Yeah I think it is, I just asked my mate who owns a VB forum to upload his to imageshack.us as a jpeg and his worked.

- Dan


Is that the pic IPOD posted ages ago :S Looks the same