So Russian MILF porn can now screw up your life just as badly as an actual Russian MILF can.
Gracious, what a wonderful age we live in.
These days, you don’t need to have physical contact with the porn actress in order to get infected.
It’s funny how all porn sites linked to Russia are so laden with viruses. Anytime I see a link to what seems to be a Russian porn hub, I safely sidestep it. Cant count the number of times my AV software screamed when I clicked on one such link.
Masturbate American dude.
In the interest of completeness…
In Soviet Russia, MILF like to fuck YOU!
Slight hijack
In the flash video ****tube sites, is there a way to allow the video but block flash ads next to it? (I especially hate the one that drops and bounces)
I use opera.
Agreed. In anti-virus software, you do not get what you pay for.
You ain’t gotta stop. You just needs to get Sandboxie or Virtual PC or something and keep your browser separate from the rest of your computer
Or just get a Linux boot CD. A little bit cheaper, I believe.
Firefox + NoScript = Excellent protection. Add Flashblock and AdBlock for a much improved browsing experience.
I’ve just installed SandBoxie for an added layer of security. One of these days I’ll finally install a virtual machine and do all my browsing through that, but that seems a little paranoid even for me.
Hmm… Maybe a Linux LiveCD running a virtual machine with a SandBoxie’d Firefox with NoScript, Flashblock, and AdBlock. Anyone know where I can find such a thing? 
That’s harsh. Kiddie porn, I’d say you got what you deserved… but MILF porn? You’re practically performing a public service, helping poor MILFs with their self-esteem.
I’d rather have a virus. Efficient virus suppression is pointless if it breaks everything else.
This year, Norton is actually good, but McAffee does not qualify at all. In fact, the best paid antivirus is AVG–although their free antivirus is bested by MSE and Avira (and maybe Avast, I can’t remember). As for Kaspersky–it’s decent, but I’ve seen things that Avira detects that Kaspersky says are fine. I just don’t know if it’s a false positive or not.
(I don’t count Panda or other cloud-bases solutions.)
Being nearly computer illiterate, I must ask- would surfing porn from a Mac truly be safe?
Pretty much, yeah.
People blaming IE for this are pretty dumb. If the OP had a half-decent anti-virus program or a firewall we wouldn’t be hearing about his porn habits.
Use Sandboxie. It’s like a condom for your browser.
I know this will probably be regarded as heresy, but if you’re only going to by Anti-Virus so you can surf for free-porn in the filthy depths of the internet (as you would wear latex gloves while searching bins for scraps of food) couldn’t, you know, pay for porn from a reputable source. VideoBox for instance?
But that’s destroying the greatest gift the internet has given mankind - Free Porn for Everyone!!!
To be fair, IE does currently have a known critical, unpatched (in IE 6, 7, 8) vulnerability that is currently being exploited in the wild.
I don’t wanna be snarky but I’ve gotta ask all the Linux missionaries: Have you ever received a ‘thank you’ note from people who have been converted due to your efforts? Or do you usually feel like a lone voice, crying in the wilderness?
I think I’m not alone in feeling that I don’t wanna know from Linux.
True.dat, but I somehow suspect this isn’t the source of this idiot’s problems.