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I have found this threat is very real,

 

I have been sent the War machine hidden in an innocent zip file,

 

it was diagnosed as a worm and quarantined still I dont know if it did any damage.

 

I deleted the file.

 

Just wanted to know if anyone knows how far these attacks can go

 

I know there are hackers who know a lot about this.

 

And how to protect oneself,I do have antivirus.

 

:karate:

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Unfortunatelly sometimes the AntiVirus doesn't detect anything suspicious until it's too late. It'a a shame things like this ever happen. whenever an event like this happens someone has to sufer and to lose some important things ... informations or the PC :bawling:
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man i hate viruses! we got one from kazaa, it wouldnt let us run some stuff and deleted random things. nothin to bad thank god.
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Thanks for the responses

 

Not only this,

 

I have been treatened by this gang of low lifes

 

that I was going to get it twice as bad

 

:kaioken:

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CHeck the computer tips topic. It has some sites that let you look up info on viruses. Soon hopefully I will be putting links about laws and the internet on there.
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This si a touchy subject

 

The thing about these war machine viruses - is sometimes the virus worm could be so complexed it could be using your computers processor power and data strands to aid a criminal computer mastermind - for exam ple in the production of a bomb or a war plan

 

This is how far and REAL it can get!

Anthony Bullock

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::edit:: Edited by Bon

It takes sacrifice to be the best.


There are always two choices, two paths to take. One is easy. And its only reward is that it's easy.

Posted (edited)
::edit:: Edited by Bon

It takes sacrifice to be the best.


There are always two choices, two paths to take. One is easy. And its only reward is that it's easy.

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On that subject, hopefully everybody with a cable modem connection knows that they need firewall software along with their anti-virus program. I use Black Ice Defender, seems to work great (even though a large percentage of the activity it freaks out about is normal interaction between the boxes in our home network, but that's probably something I could fix by tweaking the settings). I guess XP comes with its own firewall software now, haven't had much experience with that.
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