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pop-ups hijacking web browser

protobob

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FYI,

Since yesterday (Sept 24th) I've seen one of your pop-ups (not sure which one) hijacking my web browser's homepage and trying to put some kind of ad-aware or trojan on my PC.

Virus software (CA's Inoculan) also detects what it calls JScript/IEstart.Trojan, the file is being put in (on my win2k box):

c:\documents and settings\myusername\temporary internet files\content.ie5\4h2lchsv\object[1].HTA

Usually I have a pop-up blocker going but I just recently reinstalled the OS and havn't got around to it yet.
 

Saint_Proverbius

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Yeah, I've already gotten an email on this as well and have complained to our host about it. He said he's working on the problem.
 

chrisbeddoes

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RPG land
protobob said:
FYI,

Since yesterday (Sept 24th) I've seen one of your pop-ups (not sure which one) hijacking my web browser's homepage and trying to put some kind of ad-aware or trojan on my PC.

Virus software (CA's Inoculan) also detects what it calls JScript/IEstart.Trojan, the file is being put in (on my win2k box):

c:\documents and settings\myusername\temporary internet files\content.ie5\4h2lchsv\object[1].HTA

Usually I have a pop-up blocker going but I just recently reinstalled the OS and havn't got around to it yet.


Are you still using Internet Exploit with active eXploit virus tech ?


Your salvation is here.
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firebird/rel ... -win32.zip

Pray and download.
 
Joined
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Definitly a decent browser, but I have to say that Avant is better. It runs off IE, but works like Opera (window-in style) and has a great built-in pop up blocker, and all sorts of really, really good extras and options.

www.avantbrowser.com
 

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