garys_2k
join:2004-05-07
Farmington, MI | reply to unimind
Re: msn suprise
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unimind
join:2002-04-29
england
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1 edit | I've run anti spyware checks etc. I DON'T think than my system is infected or hijacked.
Does anyone have any information about the mentioned site which might be of interest?
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As it's late (4am) I'm going to bed now. I look forward to any suggestions, but I'll run a hijack this log tomorrow just incase it drags up anything. I doubt it is a problem due to being hijacked etc, as I was sent the link by a single contact and it was sent to a single (but different) contact.) But then, to be honest, I'm puzzled as I have not seen anything like this before, and I would like to make sure it doesn't happen again.
I'm more curious as to the nature of the link, as I would quite like to be able to ensure my contacts computer is ok. (It is a family computer which I don't have immediate access to) so I would really appreciate any information as to where this link might have come from, and why it has been automatically sent on by msn messenger) |
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join:2000-10-28
| said by unimind  :I've run anti spyware checks etc. I DON'T think than my system is infected or hijacked. Funny; I do.
Your instant messaging program is sending out specially coded links to your contacts, all by itself, and you don't think you're infected with anything?
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