ARRGGHHH you fucking hijacking virus making SOBS

[cosmosdan]

@Bijou_Drains

Maybe this is well known , but you can avoid a lot of this stuff by making sure you don’t run as a root user (administrator) on your PC. By default Windows sets up 1 account for a new PC and that account is an admin account which means you can change the system. If you only run that you can have a lot of problems. You need to setup a normal Windows user account and only use that account because a normal account cannot change the Windows system.

Ahhhhhh that’s something I didn’t know and will give it a shot after I clean of the the slightly different variety of the anti virus scumming sucking scam that I just fucking got AGAIN!!!

[Bijou_Drains]

Also you should run Firefox with adblock which means you never are exposed to ads that might contain a virus.

BTW, I got hit with this nasty virus a few times on an old PC that my kids use. Since I could not trust my kids to keep that PC clean that machine now only runs Linux.

[Bearflag70]

Don’t browse SDMB unless you use Firefox browser with the ADBLOCK PLUS plug-in or similarly safe system.

[BrotherCadfael]

@Bijou_Drains

Maybe this is well known , but you can avoid a lot of this stuff by making sure you don’t run as a root user (administrator) on your PC. By default Windows sets up 1 account for a new PC and that account is an admin account which means you can change the system. If you only run that you can have a lot of problems. You need to setup a normal Windows user account and only use that account because a normal account cannot change the Windows system.

I have seen these things infect a machine where the user does not have admin (or even power user) rights. This took me a while to figure out.

Ultimately, I determined that the machine wasn’t infected, his user profile was. You could log in to the machine as a different user, and never see a thing. The infection was in a section of the Local Machine section of the user profile - delete that, and everything was good. (The Local Machine is for machine-specific details, and is not copied to the user’s roaming profile. If it is deleted, it is recreated from scratch the next time the user logs on. No big deal.)

We had a rash of three or four users infected (out of 285) about four months ago, and I haven’t seen anything since - I presume our anti-virus got smarter.

[Bijou_Drains]

Another thing I do since I had problems is I always keep Malwarebytes running. That way the virus cannot prevent it from starting up. If I think I have a virus I immediately run a scan with Malwarebytes.

[Caridwen]

@cosmosdan

@Bijou_Drains

Maybe this is well known , but you can avoid a lot of this stuff by making sure you don’t run as a root user (administrator) on your PC. By default Windows sets up 1 account for a new PC and that account is an admin account which means you can change the system. If you only run that you can have a lot of problems. You need to setup a normal Windows user account and only use that account because a normal account cannot change the Windows system.

Ahhhhhh that’s something I didn’t know and will give it a shot after I clean of the the slightly different variety of the anti virus scumming sucking scam that I just fucking got AGAIN!!!

That happened to me. Possibly you didn’t get rid of it the first time.

I got help at the Geeks to Go Board. You run a series of programs and post the logs and they check the logs for you.

Geeks to Go - Free help from tech experts

[muldoonthief]

@silenus

Fuck prosecute. I hope somebody tracks them down, buys a plane ticket, knocks on their door and carves their eyes out with a spoon. On Youtube.

From Greg Bear’s “Slant”, a near-future scifi book written in 1997:

"Also in the late twentieth, with the advent of popular computers, dataflow evolvons were unleashed by pasty, sweating young intellectuals as a kind of game, and were called viruses. They were quickly and efficiently countered, though several such outbreaks caused severe economic disruption.

One prominent computer HACKER or CRACKER was kidnapped from Los Angeles in 2006 and removed to Singapore, where the death penalty was imposed and carried out, after extensive torture…"

[cosmosdan]

@Caridwen

That happened to me. Possibly you didn’t get rid of it the first time.

I got help at the Geeks to Go Board. You run a series of programs and post the logs and they check the logs for you.

Geeks to Go - Free help from tech experts

Thanks. I think it was a different one. Different name, graphics and behaviour, but maybe not. This last one was harder to get rid of but eventually Malware Bytes on safe mode got it.

[cards]

@statij

I recently had ANTIVIR as well. I’m an IT consultant, and so do virus cleanups on a more and more frequent basis, they’re becoming so common. So I thought I knew what I was doing. Until this one. Yes, MalwareBytes is the tool of choice but ANTIVIR left a nasty rootkit infection which required a special tool by Kaspersky to clean. You’ll know if you have this rootkit if you do a google search, click a search result link, and you get redirected to a strange site. I can provide a link to this tool if you have this problem.

Can you post the link, please?

[cosmosdan]

I’d also like to know how to run MAlware bytes or antivirus from one network computer on another on the network.

[Bijou_Drains]

@cosmosdan

I’d also like to know how to run MAlware bytes or antivirus from one network computer on another on the network.

Do you mean load the software on 1 machine but run it on another? You can do that if you have 1 machine act as a server on your network, then all the other machines can connect to the server and run software on the server. However in most cases you still need to install at least part of the software on the machine it runs on so that may not really work for antivirus software.

[Slow_Moving_Vehicle]

@congodwarf

My boyfriend, who uses his for pretty much the same stuff except that he doesn’t read SDMB or take any classes and he usually has internet porn open in the background, has never had an infection on his computer.

Clearly, you need to spend less time on SDMB and online classes, and more on internet porn. Pictures of nekkid people is what the web is for, dammit!

[statij]

@cards

@statij

I recently had ANTIVIR as well. I’m an IT consultant, and so do virus cleanups on a more and more frequent basis, they’re becoming so common. So I thought I knew what I was doing. Until this one. Yes, MalwareBytes is the tool of choice but ANTIVIR left a nasty rootkit infection which required a special tool by Kaspersky to clean. You’ll know if you have this rootkit if you do a google search, click a search result link, and you get redirected to a strange site. I can provide a link to this tool if you have this problem.

Can you post the link, please?

Here you go:

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