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Hi
I have blocked ppl on my msn but they are able to send messages to me in the form of someone signing in. So for example, the following msg ” Hi big boy” would come up, Hi has just signed in, big has just signed in, boy has just signed in. These all come ontop of each other.
Sorry for poor explanation, hope u can help.
Bulbus
So you still get sign-in alerts for people on your blocked list? That’s actually a feature. There are two alternatives. You can either turn of the sign-on alerts (through Tools > Options > Preferences, uncheck “Display alerts when contacts come online”), or you can delete the blocked user from your contact list.
Jeff Hester
BigBlueBall.comOk, thanx for that explanation. From reading other posted msgs i now know about blocking etc. But how is this person able to appear as 4 or 5 ppl signing in at the same time, so that their names make up a msg???
Thanx
There are add-ons that let you do that kinda trick, but before you run off looking for them, beware! Many people like to use login alerts, and end up blocking their friends who use these tools because they can get annoying really fast.
fanatic has spoken
I have an MSN Program that can do a “Name Bomber” which, on the victims pc, signs in for times with whatever messages you want on them.
Eg, (as u were saying) “Hi has just signed in”… etc… “Please”, “Unblock”, “Me”, and so on.
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Edited by – NOTONEOFUS on 06/01/2002 09:53:35
most of the files at the above mentioned link may work like trojans and almost all of them contains virus.Beware if you USE !!! 🙂
ur xlnc
Quote:quote: and almost all of them contains virus.
Virii? your not serious surely, why would that be so?
However as most of us have AV protection whos is going to get caught? and how?rustedtight
web fairyQuote:quote: your not serious surely, why would that be so? However as most of us have AV protection whos is going to get caught? and how?
All I did was told people not to download it or if they did then at their own rish, that is just another site that have all the files of most common trojans…
why dont you try?
ur xlnc
Quote:quote: most of the files at the above mentioned link may work like trojans and almost all of them contains virus.Quote:quote:All I did was told people not to download it or if they did then at their own rish, that is just another site that have all the files of most common trojans…Yeah, right. thats what you said. OK.
please reply to ‘why would that be so?’rustedtight
Edited by – rustedtight on 06/01/2002 15:52:39
I never wrote a trojan so spare me… but why do people write virus? can you answer me that?
Don’t you think it is the same reason those files have virus?
follow me… heheheur xlnc
Quote:quote:please reply to ‘why would that be so?’what part of those 8 words are giving you a problem?
Dont skirt around the issue by putting up a smokescreen such as:Quote:quote: Don’t you think it is the same reason those files have virus?Quote:quote:follow me… heheheOK, I’ll follow, which virus is within those files?
I’ll assume from your silence you have no idea, get on the plan here, If you have nothing of significance to add…………..
Shut up.rustedtight
“Hotmail Hacker GOLD.exe” was one of the files over there… it contains “W32.hotlix.Worm” virus…Quote:quote:
Aliases: None
Area of Infection: .EXE
Files No additional information.
This threat is detected by the latest Virus Definitions. All computer users should employ safe computing…“install.exe” was another file… it contains “W32.Klex.H@mm” virus…
Quote:quote: No Information available..“Cardpro.exe” was another… it have… “Trojan.AOL.Bleazly”
Quote:quote: No Information available..Some information was provided about how to hack credit card (getting random credit card numbers) when you install those softwares a trojan will reside in you computer keeping an eye about your information when you fill forms online forms… (likely to get credit card numbers…)
Hope you got an Idea why people write trojans… I really think we are getting off the topic…
ur xlnc
Great reply, so simple when you know how. 🙂
?W32. klex? if this is a variant of the W32.klez virus I’m surprised your AV software didnt pick it up as its been around since prior to mid November last year. Time to update?
Trojans………. yup so simple to keep out of the system, combine a good AV app with an equally good firewall n you dont have a worry.rustedtight.
Quote:quote: Great reply, so simple when you know how.
?W32. klex? if this is a variant of the W32.klez virus I’m surprised your AV software didnt pick it up as its been around since prior to mid November last year. Time to update?
Trojans………. yup so simple to keep out of the system, combine a good AV app with an equally good firewall n you dont have a worry.Quote:quote: I’m surprised your AV software didnt pick it up as its been around since prior to mid November last year.You think I have picked the Virus up if not my AV software? hehehe
if you meant it as a compliment… thanx..well about you quote with emoticon… “Yeah! me too…
“ur xlnc
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