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I've run adaware, spybot search and destroy, cwshredder & now I'm trying to figure out what to delete/not delete in hijack this
I've found & deleted 100's of entries of shit from months ago, about 50 from the last week - the toolbar is gone, the search redirect to spidersearch.com is gone but I can't get rid of the popup which occurs every time i refresh or 'back' on my browser. The popup always loads a page from adultcash.com like xit.adultcash.com or popup.adultcash.com ... i've tried searching the registry for adultcash.com but obviously its disguised so non-technical people like me can't find it. There isn't a lot of support sites which i've found that have successfully removed the entire thing. If anyone has had experience with this particular scumware, could you please offer some advice? Or if anyone from adultcash.com is around, care to help fix what you fucked up or should I send the bill directly to your office? |
hey cj
yeah i have..........re installed windows! that little bastard is impossible to get off your pc.....have fun. Drew B) |
Only thing I've found is....using Netscape
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thanks for that drew LOL
smartass :rolleyes: HP, doing that now. thank you! |
someone else struggling with the same problem, solution is inside
http://www.computercops.biz/postt44602.html |
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is that Lensmans's shit?
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nope, 2 bad huh lol :)
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Adware/spyware assholes are the lowest slime on the net - and off the net. They should make the rape niche legal in one situation...huge cock interracial anal prison rape for the fuckers that distribute that shit.
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fuckingmoney - both of those you posted I'd tried before here without success ;-( BUT - I think we might have gotten it - Xippy rescued me just before I was about to do a system restore & the popup has been gone for a whole 12 hours. My computer is also running incredibly faster :yowsa: AdultCash - I hope you guys have a booth at a future show ... I'll come visit you personally! Just out of curiousity, how many hours have each of you spent in the last few months removing viruses, toolbars and shit that you didn't put there? We've probably clocked up about 50 hours between Xippy & I on 5 pc's in our office in the last 2 months ... that's $5k at $100 per hour. Should we pool our invoices?!??! LOL :groucho: |
shazaam, anyone finds out who their programmer is, lmk.
so many webmasters cant controll spyware on their pc, need to learn more about their computers. your computer is your occupation and livelihood, you need to know how to keep it healthy like a basketball player knows how to keep his body healthy (this is not a "diss" on you cj). |
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OLE toolbars....... .... is that a Spanish thing? |
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vb? oh i've got a personal vault of aol freeze punters, pw stealers, and chat/im spammers from when I was 15 good times. :lol: feels like a hundred years ago. |
Pushpills, if I were to try to attempt to learn everything I needed to know to get these things completely removed from my pc (advanced windows knowledge required) who would run my business?
This pc is mine, I have a right to use it without having a programming/engineering degree. If we all had to know these things just to own a computer, who would take care of design, marketing, word processing, accounting, or any of the 100's of jobs people use computers for every day? And lets not even get started on the surfers who are *our* customers, who are buying new computers or simply no longer using the internet because of these intrusive, damaging pieces of software making computers unusable for those who don't have the knowledge to fix it. This is like saying that if you don't have a deadbolt on your front door, I have every right to walk in and rearrange your furniture & install some audio & video bugs so I can watch your daily living patterns & put relevant ads on your television. |
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oh i've got a personal vault of aol freeze punters, pw stealers, and chat/im spammers from when I was 15 good times. :lol: feels like a hundred years ago.[/b][/quote] Rainman |
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.... is that a Spanish thing?[/b][/quote] OLAAAAAAAY it's object linking and embedding |
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just a recommendation that you learn more, how about 30 min a day for a couple months, would that ruin your business? you look like you are still using your computer....but how about the next WORSE thing you get installed. would that impact your business when someones newbie-adware-gone-wrong fucks up your platform? knowing some shit about computers should be part of running your computer related business. just my thoughts, don't have to get all huffy puffy, but hey why not. all I know is i didnt make that proggie. |
pushpills, I didn't take it as a diss on me - I took it as a diss on all computer owners who don't have the skills to do what you are saying we should all be able to do. & when you say "Don't get huffy puffy" do you mean "Stop making sense?"
I have enough knowledge of how my computer works, I can fix almost everything that happens to it myself, EXCEPT when a piece of software edits my registry and I'm expected to know that {B58cD9c-9Ud67Kd-0kU93eD-98djmblK03} is different to {B58cD9c-9Ud67Kd-0kU93eD-98djmblK04} & how to fix it. What did you do when your Camaro broke down and needed repairs? Did you do it yourself? Why not? Its your car, you should know how to do everything to do with it ... shouldn't you? You are assuming that because I can't remove spyware I know nothing about my computer ... as always, you'd know best and the rest of us are just stupid. :rolleyes: |
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when i have a little car problem, yep, i try to learn how to fix it if i dont know how already, the knowledge could be usefull throughout my life. but i also enjoy that knowledge, as well as i do my computer knowledge. it's not just work to me. kay sarahhhh. |
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Children that are still supported by their parents have considerably more free time on their hands to learn how to fix a car or their computer than the rest of us working stiffs with families. We have lots of important things to do when we aren't running our businesses unlike kids that just have to decide whether they want to go to the mall, play with their computer or smoke a bowl.
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this thread has, as usual, gone back toward me. anyway, i just tried to give cj a solid piece of advice. she's older than me and of course therefor smarter, so she would never take it. but here's another piece for ya: you don't know shit, format c: |
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I'm just hoping one day I can make a traffic deal for XXXfootball and afford a camaro and prove you wrong...we all have dreams. That's my life goal. |
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i'm young and dumb though, maybe someday i'll learn how spending more time on bullshit is more better for my business than spending less time on usefull stuff. |
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA :nyanya: |
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i'm young and dumb though, maybe someday i'll learn how spending more time on bullshit is more better for my business than spending less time on usefull stuff.[/b][/quote] You could have removed this spyware in 3 minutes?! :yowsa: That makes you better than Kevin Mitnick's entire security team!!!!! >>this thread has, as usual, gone back toward me. because once again, you think you know best, despite only having 10% of the total information about a situation. >>anyway, i just tried to give cj a solid piece of advice. she's older than me and of course therefor smarter, so she would never take it. If your advice was good, I would have taken it no matter what your age, gender or level of intelligence. Wrong person to use that crybaby line on :rolleyes: Your advice was that I should learn more about my computer (which I already do every day) ... my point in the beginning was that people shouldn't have to. Try considering the other persons points before you give your answers ... life isn't always about the answers ... sometimes its about the questions! |
cj, i'd be better off talking to an onion blossom.
if you still have pc problems in a week post another thread, frequently, decent people catch me at my generous moments. speaking of the whining of the delinquent: http://www.oprano.com/msgboard/index.php?s...=ST&f=1&t=12059 |
Thank You PushPills
the words ~ Arrested Development ~ have been wandering around my mind looking for something to connect with. :lol: |
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adultcash.com (Brian muir) installs a trojan as well on your computer with their toolbar that opens a proxy (mail relay) for them to hijack your internet and use it to spam from.
megapornbucks.com (Charlo barbosa) also does the same thing it has been said on other forums. bunch of shady / crooked stuff if you ask me i'd report it to the FTC and see what laws they are breaking i am pretty sure there is already an ftc case brewing. charlo barbosa has been sued by the ftc before and lost. this time it could be jail time for both of them (theft of service) Last edited by deeznuts at Jun 1 2004, 04:33 AM |
Brian Muir....that's the name from the past.
oh my...... |
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so, would Oprano peeps pay my bail if I take a shit in the adultcash.com booth? Ya know, I'll hand them some toilet paper so they can clean up the initial mess, but the smell will still linger....kind of like their scumware......
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Just like mailing, just like everything else on the web, it's the newbs that do generally fuck it up and cause stupid problems, |
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I remember that name too...
I also worked with a Bob Muir back in the day. He worked in the spray booth at the cabinet shop. He was a master with color, but I think the fumes made him a little nutty. hahaha Then of course there's the Ghost and Mrs. Muir.... |
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"So you're gonna be institutionalized You'll come out brainwashed with bloodshot eyes You won't have any say They'll brainwash you until you see their way. I'm not crazy - institutionalized You're the one who's crazy - institutionalized You're driving me crazy - institutionalized" ah memories...time for me to go put some Suicidal Tendencies in the cd player |
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we noticed the email thing but were just confused, that makes a lot of sense now that you say that ... Funny that name came to my mind too ... a blast from the past! hmmmmmmm deeper and deeper goes the rabbit warren |
This Brian Muir ?:
(1997 salon article) You'd think circle jerking would be the fastest possible way to alienate potential customers, but some circle jerkers claim a method to their madness. One "list player" suggested that surfers exhausted from following false links and wandering in circles will finally give up and agree to become paying customers. "That's what gets them to whip out that credit card," says Brian Muir, Webmaster for Butts-N-Sluts. http://archive.salon.com/21st/feature/1997...01feature2.html |
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