search on anti-virus sites... i know only spanish ones.. as vsantivirus. :D

 

my last message said: we are sorry you have an error/probelm trying to log in cause it´s out of service....wow as a gas station or a lift :stunned: :lol: :lol:

 

 

i got the same

was that in the convo me you and léa were having

-JaK- wrote:

i just got the best message ever from microsoft

"you are having network problems and are no longer in thi convisation"

 

 

 

 

good luck, Jak!

im not gonna lose to them :P

was that in the convo me you and léa were having

 

yes

or hor :thinking:

hor?

 

horizon

horizontal

horizontally

horn

horned cattle

horoscope

horrible

horrid

horrific

horrified

horrify

horrifying

horror

horse

horseman

horsepower

horserace

horseradish

horseshoe

hoard

 

:dizzy:

or hor = ahh ha

or:

intriguing

really now

jeappers

cwazy

keh

nyaha

mwuhoh

hmmmmm....

whateverrrrr

:stunned:

found this..

 

Latest MSN Messenger Worm Can Hijack System Info

Added by: A^C^E

Date: 23.01.05

Time: 02:21:12

Category: Alert!

Source: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1752988,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K0000594

 

 

 

A new Internet worm is squirming through Microsoft Corp.'s popular MSN Messenger chat network, anti-virus vendors warned on Thursday.

 

The latest threat comes follows October's Funner worm attack and signals a growing trend to use instant messaging as a delivery mechanism for malicious activity.

 

According to an advisory from F-Secure, the new W32/Bropia-A worm users MSN Messenger to lure users into downloading one of the following files: "Drunk_lol.pif"; "Webcam_004.pif"; "sexy_bedroom.pif"; "naked_party.pif"; or "love_me.pif."

 

Once executed, Bropia-A also drops a variant of the Rbot backdoor Trojan. Rbot represents the large family of backdoors fitted with the ability to control a victim's machine remotely by sending specific commands via IRC channels.

 

F-Secure warned that the bot can also be used to hijack system information, log keystrokes, relay spam or steal sensitive data. Bropia.A can also disable a mouse's right button and manipulate Windows mixer volume settings, according to the company.

:o

thanks camille! ;)

MSN ain't working for me either. But i'm usually not on MSN so it doesn't bother me that much. :lol:

you're welcome Alessa..

 

 

Laura.. thats because you havent added me to your contacts.... :wink3: How YOU doin'? lol

Laura.. thats because you havent added me to your contacts.... How YOU doin'? lol

 

Good idea camille. When it lets me sign on, i'll be adding my baby. :kiss:

 

I'm good. How goes it in snow-town? :D

Laura.. thats because you havent added me to your contacts.... How YOU doin'? lol

 

Good idea camille. When it lets me sign on, i'll be adding my baby. :kiss:

 

I'm good. How goes it in snow-town? :D

 

 

well the roads were crappy.. I tried to venture out.. but it was too slippery.. and I didnt want to chance my new baby out there! (my car.. I named it Moses) lol anyhoo.. I dug out the car and took it for a spin.. then I played in the snow.. :blush:

You played in the snow? That's awesome! I like making forts. :blush:

I made snow angels... :angel:

MSN IS BACK!!! :idea2:

i never seem to have problems with it. :huh:

found this..

 

Latest MSN Messenger Worm Can Hijack System Info

Added by: A^C^E

Date: 23.01.05

Time: 02:21:12

Category: Alert!

Source: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1752988,00.asp?kc=EWRSS03119TX1K0000594

 

 

 

A new Internet worm is squirming through Microsoft Corp.'s popular MSN Messenger chat network, anti-virus vendors warned on Thursday.

 

The latest threat comes follows October's Funner worm attack and signals a growing trend to use instant messaging as a delivery mechanism for malicious activity.

 

According to an advisory from F-Secure, the new W32/Bropia-A worm users MSN Messenger to lure users into downloading one of the following files: "Drunk_lol.pif"; "Webcam_004.pif"; "sexy_bedroom.pif"; "naked_party.pif"; or "love_me.pif."

 

Once executed, Bropia-A also drops a variant of the Rbot backdoor Trojan. Rbot represents the large family of backdoors fitted with the ability to control a victim's machine remotely by sending specific commands via IRC channels.

 

F-Secure warned that the bot can also be used to hijack system information, log keystrokes, relay spam or steal sensitive data. Bropia.A can also disable a mouse's right button and manipulate Windows mixer volume settings, according to the company.

ahh my sister got the right-mouse button thing the other day, but it went once she had restarted the pc

so msn was attacked with a worm :stunned:

 

uff hopefuly i don't find anything strange on my pc.. and msn works now. :)