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Hi,
I've got a virus,
I downloaded a dice rigger from a trusted friend only to found out that it doesn't work (UBER-NOOB).
I've tried running Microsoft Security Essentials but nothing is detected, the person when into my forum and turned it offline and gave a link saying "go on this (x link)" and when I went into the logs if was from my account but with a different IP.
Any help!
Spybot search & destory or Malwerebytes
They are both anti virus' and can download them both from http://download.com
It seems you have gotten yourself some sort of keylogger. If you want to be sure it has 100% gone, then I suggest you backup and reformat the machine.
Yeah, also Matt, I noticed someone changed my password on here, could you send me the IP address of the person who changed it?
And then do what, lol?Quote:
Originally Posted by @TheRemel
Do a Jewish Bear, format and reinstall.
Just format and reinstall.
What goes around comes around, you tried to rig dice, in turn you get owned...
Microsoft Security Essentials won't find jack ****. Get a proper anti virus.
As someone already suggested, Malwarebytes is pretty awesome for a free one, as well as Spybot S&D.
Actually MSE had the highest detect rate out of any other
Well I'm only talking from personal experience, I guess I'm an exception.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stephen
I'm afraid I can't give out such information. I suggest you use another computer to change passwords for the time being while you reformat the one with the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by @TheRemel
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Originally Posted by Stephen
Lol what? Where that been proved?
Apart from the fact you can do **** all with an IP address, no one should be giving them out, even on user request.Quote:
Originally Posted by @TheRemel
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Originally Posted by Axel
LOL. Spybot S&D is not an anti-virus program, it merely detects Spyware. Microsoft Security Essentials has a very high detection rate with a very low resource footprint, that's why it is becoming the norm amongst tech communities. Spyware and Viruses are totally different, so no, you aren't an exception, you were just using the wrong tool for the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
It's been proven over and over again, a simple Google search will give you the information.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rapidshare
I said Malwarebytes, as well as Spybot S&D. Malwarebytes is pretty awesome for a free one, but it helps to get Spybot too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
Malware bytes is only Malware, so again, you wouldn't pick viruses up with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
Malware is a virus?Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
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Originally Posted by Axel
Scratch what I said in this post before I edited.
Viruses are indeed different to Malware, Google it ;)
"Malware includes computer viruses..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malware
I'm certain that a virus comes under malware. Malwarebytes is good for an extensive search, you should give it a run.
Ill give you that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hamhey
But it still doesn't alter the fact that MS Security Essentials is one of the best out there now.
Got to admit, never had an infection ever since i've used Security Essentials.Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion