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evans_corsab

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Registered: 23rd Sep 08
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24th Feb 09 at 00:10

my internets going very messy now but norton says all is ok :S nortons on the piss !

Jay_SXi

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24th Feb 09 at 00:11

how you mean "messy"?

evans_corsab

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24th Feb 09 at 00:12

like click open internet - opens many pages - computer freezes and jumps from window to window !

Haimsey

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Location: Nottingham Drives: Corsa B
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24th Feb 09 at 00:19

Windows defender says mine is all fine
So does AVG

But i still dont feel the same

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*JonnyG*

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24th Feb 09 at 00:19

Do a scan with Ad-Ware, or somethink similar, its all good doing a virus scan, but it doesn't pick everythink up.

Ren

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24th Feb 09 at 00:21

Haimsey, it's probably as simple as somebody guessed your secret answer... If your virus defs are up to date, and you have a pretty solid firewall, then it's probably not going to be anything on your PC.

Jay_SXi

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24th Feb 09 at 00:21

quote:
Originally posted by Haimsey
Windows defender says mine is all fine
So does AVG

But i still dont feel the same

reformat your pc

Haimsey

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24th Feb 09 at 00:22

I dont know anything about a fire wall.

Guessing my answer would make it an old school friend who knew me

Not many people knew the teacher i fancied in year 10

Marcy Marc

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evans_corsab

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24th Feb 09 at 00:25

my nortons jsut found a " tracking cookie "

Haimsey

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24th Feb 09 at 00:26

Thats from going on porn sites.

Marcy Marc

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Paul_J

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24th Feb 09 at 00:28

Funny fact...

If you were infected by a trojan and your attacker was currently in your pc, you could use the same software he is using, to also hack into your pc and talk to him...

Well you could when I was 15

Sub 7

[Edited on 24-02-2009 by Paul_J]

Haimsey

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24th Feb 09 at 00:29

Marcy Marc

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Paul_J

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24th Feb 09 at 00:32

^^ no joke, you could also flick their PC into 'Matrix Mode'...

Screen would go black, with nothing except for a green flashing > prompt at the top left.

You could then type 'Hey it's Morpheus... the matrix is real'

By which point the victim had yanked the phone cord out of the wall (back in the day of 56k

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John

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24th Feb 09 at 00:37

Sub7 was the bollocks back in the day, must be so much easier these days with broadband connections instead of waiting for it to send to your ICQ

Paul_J

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24th Feb 09 at 00:39

quote:
Originally posted by John
Sub7 was the bollocks back in the day, must be so much easier these days with broadband connections instead of waiting for it to send to your ICQ

Haha yeh, although 'back in the day' ICQ was so crap, that when you clicked a user's profile it had their IP number shown!

I must admit a 56k modem made the whole 'watch what they were doing' functionality pretty useless, more like a slide show.

Ian

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24th Feb 09 at 00:40

I remember a pic a while ago of a guy who had just had an error message complimenting him on his choice of boxer shorts on the radiator or something. Genuine fear.

WATSON

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Registered: 16th Jun 05
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24th Feb 09 at 01:04

sub7 downloaded!

Theres always some little bastard over the road from me that trys to log onto my router! will teach her a lesson or two

Paul_J

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24th Feb 09 at 01:08

quote:
Originally posted by WATSON
sub7 downloaded!

Theres always some little bastard over the road from me that trys to log onto my router! will teach her a lesson or two

be careful mate... you may be opening them up for attack for a lot more than just what you want to dish out. The example of how people can message you at the same time using the same software, when inside a pc was me finding I was pissing about with a mate 'as a joke' - when a message box popped up on my client saying 'haha, what shall we do to him! shall we fuck his computer up!' ... It was a fellow hacker (script kiddie) who was also inside his PC at the same time.

I quickly told my mate to disconnect and clean his pc. After that, we just saw what this software did across a network which wasn't on the internet.

There was a really cool function which converted text to speach and played the voices out of the victims speakers.

You imagine sitting at your PC, and you hear the computer talk to you 'Nice blue jumper mate'

as the hacker had viewed you through your own web cam and saw your blue jumper. You'd shit a brick.

Just a warning that they may get fucked over by someone else, once infected, and that person may not be 'messing about'

monty46

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Registered: 27th Jan 08
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24th Feb 09 at 01:09

i blame rickroll

Mike GSi

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24th Feb 09 at 01:12

back, all passwords changed and PC Restored and updated, Norton is now updating, not that that will do any good

evans_corsab

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24th Feb 09 at 01:14

yes same

Mike GSi

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24th Feb 09 at 01:46

So is anyone any wiser to where this "Hacker" has got our information from?

I'm Defo thinking it is a member on here, viewing our profiles to get our hotmail address, then using some sort of software to get our passwords etc.

evans_corsab

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24th Feb 09 at 01:54

im just certain it is mike the way the cock said " i add you off corsa site " stupid me didnt click

there he was asking the names of my animals :S:S strange wanker

xa0s

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24th Feb 09 at 02:20

n00bs.

evans_corsab

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24th Feb 09 at 02:39