computer problem

[2poor]

whenever i use firefox my computer would do a ctrl-f search looking for

edit

this is really annoying. can someone help me please?

[chakan]

thanks for providing the link to a virus!!!!

[2poor]

fuck is that a virus? man i fucken hate the internet. i dont download programs or anything. how did i get this?

what should i use to get rid of it?

[chakan]

I let my anti virus program handle that shit. Get one, and some spyware killers like Lavasoft Adaware and Spybot. And edit your first post so it doesn't link!!!


As for not downloadind anything, you've NEVER been to a pr0n site? :)

[Deadpool]

lol retard.

[2poor]

i did edit it and im a man. of course ive been to a pr0n site. well i meant i dont dl any .exe or anything else that isnt media.

[chakan]

this might be your worm:

http://www.techimo.com/newsapp/i9435.html
http://msn.modblog.com/?show=blogview&blog_id=74928

"A New WORM Jitux.A targets MSN Messenger
Low Threat Levels Reported So Far ...
Wednesday January 14, 2004 (2037 PST)

A new worm targeting users of Microsoft Corp.'s MSN Messenger software has squirmed through the instant messaging (IM) application.

The Jitux.A worm comes in the form of an instant message inviting users to click on a URL (uniform resource locator). By clicking on the URL, users download the jituxramon.exe file, which then becomes resident in their computer's memory and sends new messages containing the link every five minutes to all contacts stored in MSN Messenger.

Jitux.A has no other apparent destructive effects, nor does it cause changes to the system configuration, according to Panda Software Inc. Panda was among the first to detect the worm, which began spreading rapidly early this month, largely in Portugal, Spain and Mexico.

The malicious code is compiled in Visual Basic and runs on Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 200 and XP operating systems.

Several antivirus vendors, including Network Associates Inc. and Symantec Corp., updated their products and recommend users update their anti-virus software and scan for the virus.

Jitux.A isn't the first worm to wiggle into popular instant messaging networks, particularly MSN Messenger. More than 60 IM vulnerabilities have been published, according to security researchers from Symantec. They range from security holes that could be used to crash IM clients in denial of service (DoS) attacks to those that allow attackers to install and run malicious code remotely on computers running the vulnerable IM clients. "



I don't know how to remove it, just don't post links next time, please?

[chakan]

And you thought pr0n was safe sex. You got worms!

[2poor]

sorry i wont post links next time. i didnt know it was a virus. its an instant messenging virus?
i dont use any instant messengers on this comp. fuck the internet.

[2poor]

And you thought pr0n was safe sex. You got worms!

LOL. i hope it didnt come in my pr0n. i got it at empornium where a lot of people get their pr0n.

[chakan]

Catching a virus where people come to swap sex. Ironic.

Good luck with the computer, I'm out.

[2poor]

well thanks for the info. it took an hour or 2 but i fixed it.