!! VIRUS !! -- ISTORYA.net naay Trojan VIRUS?!

[King LeBron]

bantog ra,
basta kaspersky kay tanan virus!

So, it means bati ang kaspersky boss kay mo-detect siya sa tanang virus kung mao na.. nindot d.i nga nag-kaspersky ko!

[King LeBron]

so far wala man sir..... o basig ako anti-virus dili mka detect.....

free raman gud ako anti-virus....

palit na lang boss.. tag-8oo+ ra na ang AV.. hehe

[King LeBron]

woah!!!!! quick change your browser.... IE is always hijack by worm try using Safari, Google Chrome or Firefox

these are good browser with good features.... and also IE sucks!!!

Boss, question lang.. if IE always gets hi-jacked by worm, why man ang istoya.net ra nga site ang naay virus nga na-detect? Di ba kaha sakto ni gi-ingon ni kazki sa? tingali akong AV ang naay worm? Hmmm...

It's either, nasudlan nana imong PC og worm nga nipilit sa imong browser... or imong AV maoy nasudlan na og worm.

And I'm using ESET nod32 legit... with legit updated windows 7 OS.

[J.Abz]

^^ try downloading the free ones scan your computer using it... better yet.. download housecall and run the program and see if it'll detect any suspicious spywares in your computer...

** sometimes there are Antivirus programs that have to much heuristic approach in detecting files as virus when in fact they are not even a virus in the first place...

[King LeBron]

^^ try downloading the free ones scan your computer using it... better yet.. download housecall and run the program and see if it'll detect any suspicious spywares in your computer...

** sometimes there are Antivirus programs that have to much heuristic approach in detecting files as virus when in fact they are not even a virus in the first place...

hmmm.. detecting files as virus when in fact they are not even a virus in the first place.. possible d.i na?

[J.Abz]

^^ possible bai

lain lain ang pattern definition files kada antivirus programs, naay soft, naa puy hard heuristic approach sa pag deal sa usa ka file..

let say for example, imong kaspersky scans all files in your computer.. then each one of those files (archived, system and hidden) are being individually crossed reference to the latest pattern file on its database.... then let's say two or more of those files in your computer matches the latest virus definition file on its database.. AUTOMATICALLY, e tag dayon na niya as virus.. bsag dili pa na virus...it will flag you as a malware (though it is not), then up to the extent of alerting you which program is hosting that 'virus' and quaranteening or blocking the said host program from running on your PC.... ana ka strong ang heuristic approach sa uban AV..

naa puy uban nga e tag lang nya as generic threat (something not a virus but on the grey area level lang).. next update your AV gets from the update server will automatically untag or tag the said possible 'file' to be a real virus threat na or it could just allow it to normally run as a normal file...

Like I've said, some AV's are designed to have a more strong heuristic approach in 'dealing' with a said file, in tagging it as a malware or a innocent/normal file.. and some AV's have soft heuristic approach to dealing it and pass it as just one of those normal window apps you normally run on your PC..

[DigiBoy]

how to uninstall ie??

hmm, wala ba na sa add remove programs? why not just ignore it. delete the icon sa desktop and sa start up menu. isipin mo nalang, wala doon.

[King LeBron]

^^ possible bai

lain lain ang pattern definition files kada antivirus programs, naay soft, naa puy hard heuristic approach sa pag deal sa usa ka file..

let say for example, imong kaspersky scans all files in your computer.. then each one of those files (archived, system and hidden) are being individually crossed reference to the latest pattern file on its database.... then let's say two or more of those files in your computer matches the latest virus definition file on its database.. AUTOMATICALLY, e tag dayon na niya as virus.. bsag dili pa na virus...it will flag you as a malware (though it is not), then up to the extent of alerting you which program is hosting that 'virus' and quaranteening or blocking the said host program from running on your PC.... ana ka strong ang heuristic approach sa uban AV..

naa puy uban nga e tag lang nya as generic threat (something not a virus but on the grey area level lang).. next update your AV gets from the update server will automatically untag or tag the said possible 'file' to be a real virus threat na or it could just allow it to normally run as a normal file...

Like I've said, some AV's are designed to have a more strong heuristic approach in 'dealing' with a said file, in tagging it as a malware or a innocent/normal file.. and some AV's have soft heuristic approach to dealing it and pass it as just one of those normal window apps you normally run on your PC..

sige boss.. lamat sa info..

[Dax101106]

Mcafe ko...wala man...

[salbahis]

Boss, question lang.. if IE always gets hi-jacked by worm, why man ang istoya.net ra nga site ang naay virus nga na-detect? Di ba kaha sakto ni gi-ingon ni kazki sa? tingali akong AV ang naay worm? Hmmm...

some times anh worm mo attack not because sa website but what the website is made off anyways, or it could be some of the components sa IE maoy naka trigger either way good to hear you shifted away from IE, you dont need to uninstall it just keep it there, some application requires IE components...

there are lot of good browsers out there IE is not one of them...

please help the world in killing IE!!!

and btw does you AV has parental filter? like it filter website with words like s3x, p0rn, sc@ndal etc.... maybe kana ang nag trigger... i think IE has one....