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Hi RuseOfMetacarpi,
Try to remove it using Ad-aware, Spybot while your Windows is in Safe-mode. If that doesn’t help. Try to manually delete the “7x2moad” file, also search for its name and delete it from the registry. If you need further help, please post again =)
Hi gossipingrae,
Have you try scanning for viruses and adware/spyware under safe mode? If not try it, and if it cannot be repaired, then delete the file.
Hi computer dummy,
Calm down, save this topic’s postings down, or print it out to keep as reference. Also if you can, try to print out the log or print screen the results of trojans, spyware, etc. on your computer so you have proof that someone was gaining access to your computer. Have witnesses that can verify your existen at the time, day that those emails was sent. Leave your computer intact, try not to remove any trojans, spyware, etc. from your computer just yet. Keep them until everything is settled in case the problem get worse, which will probably involve a computer forensic. They can prove your innocent based on what’s on your computer. For the mean time, try to use another computer. Overall, your chances are pretty good, don’t worry about it. Emails, IPs can be spoofed easily, it’s not enough to hold in court.
Hope that helps, I might miss something, if anybody spot it, please add more to help her out.
I’m glad I could help Kenny, if you have problems, feel free to post again =). This is what this forum is all about, helping others, and everyone here is willing to help.
As for you xerraire, try to report those emails as spam, block their address or if all fails, create a custom filter that matches certain word(s) that only those email(s) contains to go into the trash.
P.S: Btw xerraire, try not to post your email in forums, a great way to get more spam =P
Hi eabraham,
No, it’s not because of your corporate firewall, it’s just because of their bad programming interfacing with SUN’s Java. (not sure about Microsoft’s Java).
Hi Kenny,
You might have some third-party software installed in your computer (adware, spyware, etc.). Try to do a Full system scan using Ad-aware, Spybot Search and Destroy, as well as any antivirus software you can get your hands on. You might not need an Antivirus, but just to be on the safe side =)
I see…that was my guess because I didn’t get a chance to see the page itself as well as the user describing that their password was stolen by just clicking on the link.
Uhm…too bad the page is gone. It would be nice if I can analyze it. But by the looks of it, probably taking advantaged of I.E’s exploits.
Hi Hustler,
Try to turn on the option that allows only friends in your buddy list to PM you as well as decline all game invitation. That should help you to finish, win the game before someone bomb you until you looses due to timer or whatever.
Hey DarkLight,
Is your network using a proxy server? that might be the problem, as well as if your network contains any server or devices that might caches your connection. I’m not 100% sure what is the exact thing that might have cause the problem but I’m sure it is not local files-related nor profiles.
Hi wboopa,
Eventually, every hotmail account will be increased. Yes, it is based on account activity, the most used should be upgraded first. Some account still said 2 MB, for example, but when you near the limit, instead of showing a red bar, it will still be green. Just be patience, it will be upgraded =)
Hi kron,
Actually, I haven’t use that software yet, but I did read through it and haven’t found any features that might relate to anant’s question. I will look into it but it would be nice if you could explain more.
Hi Kron,
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I don’t think your answer is correct for anant question’s.
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For your answer anant,
This is the closest you can get to your answer: Virtual TTCam 😉
Do not abuse it =P
If no one has answered since your last post, please use “edit” Thanks for understanding and for your great information and participation on the site.
I feel sad for you guys but try not to blame on Yahoo, they can’t help you much. 90% of the time that your account got hacked is because your lack of security awareness. Hackers do not have the time or stupid enough to hack directly on Yahoo just to get your account, it is not worth the risk.
Better luck next time, and be careful.
