Owned while asleep.
Owned while asleep.
Went to bed last night fine. Woke up with a new little icon beside my clock. So I bring up my task manager to see what's going on, only to be greeted with 47 proccesses. :icon19:
Maxthon has 2 new toolbars and b/c I had class this morning I did a fast High Jack This scan just to get a quick idea of what's going on................................
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Anyway, just wondering wth caused this? And any suggestions to keep it from happening... :icon26:
On WindowsXP SP2 with the firewall turned on, I did not have MS Beta program "real-time protection" turned on and also BitDefender was turned off (What I use for a AV).
Currently scanning with BitDfefender...but DAMN. :icon19:
edit: Hasn't been a problem to remove anything yet, just wondering what caused it...never seen something like this to the extreme it was.
Maxthon has 2 new toolbars and b/c I had class this morning I did a fast High Jack This scan just to get a quick idea of what's going on................................
[lvlshot]http://www.members.cox.net/borke/adware.JPG[/lvlshot]
[lvlshot]http://www.members.cox.net/borke/MSadware.JPG[/lvlshot]
Anyway, just wondering wth caused this? And any suggestions to keep it from happening... :icon26:
On WindowsXP SP2 with the firewall turned on, I did not have MS Beta program "real-time protection" turned on and also BitDefender was turned off (What I use for a AV).
Currently scanning with BitDfefender...but DAMN. :icon19:
edit: Hasn't been a problem to remove anything yet, just wondering what caused it...never seen something like this to the extreme it was.
Last edited by bork[e] on Tue Mar 29, 2005 6:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I also have another question...the one thing I know least about as far as security goes is firewalls, and obviously I need to brighten up on this.
Before going to work today I was playing around with windows firewall...I set everything to the default level and just "started over". I went to play a game of Quake and did not unblock it through the firewall, and it still worked...Same for CS 1.6 and Warez.
I thought if you didn't unblock it, it would not work? Even though something is blocked, that something can still access, and be accessed by something in the real world?
Before going to work today I was playing around with windows firewall...I set everything to the default level and just "started over". I went to play a game of Quake and did not unblock it through the firewall, and it still worked...Same for CS 1.6 and Warez.
I thought if you didn't unblock it, it would not work? Even though something is blocked, that something can still access, and be accessed by something in the real world?
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Except that, if you look a few posts up, it lets programs through even unless you tell it to block. I've had that happen before as well, so it would appear that the default action is allow.Tormentius wrote:Quite agreed.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:you're nuts.Survivor wrote:...tbh i don't even have sp 1 or 2 installed let alone the windows firewall...
The SP2 firewall is surprisingly good.

Actually no, i tend to install and uninstall games but they don't get removed from the zonealarm list. Maybe I should clean it up :icon32:axbaby wrote:245 programs secured for internet traffic .. i have like 10 .. quake3 etc
i ain't no genius .. well a little genius but i smell a reformat and re-install of Windows.
you have more virii then i have teef
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Yes, it only offers to block if the program is trying to open a listening port. It is, however, more than sufficient for most users. If antispyware apps and antivirus scans are regularly run then outbound protection isn't usually necessary.4g3nt_Smith wrote:Except that, if you look a few posts up, it lets programs through even unless you tell it to block. I've had that happen before as well, so it would appear that the default action is allow.
Someone care to tell me what this I/O error is talking about. I've been seing it for awhile now and just thought I should check on it.
Also, after I got all this working I unchecked everything in my firewall. Whenever I bring up a app the firewall never ask me to unblock it or anything...is this normal...or how should I be using the Xp Firewall??
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Also, after I got all this working I unchecked everything in my firewall. Whenever I bring up a app the firewall never ask me to unblock it or anything...is this normal...or how should I be using the Xp Firewall??
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Dude. That question is in their knowledge base. ffs. First hit on Google. 
http://kb.bitdefender.com/site/viewArti ... ning..html

http://kb.bitdefender.com/site/viewArti ... ning..html