spyware catches same person everyday

Discussion in 'privacy problems' started by flanders, Feb 14, 2005.

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  1. flanders

    flanders Guest

    I run anti-spyware everyday..I keep seeing the same culprit..I block him but he keeps coming back..Yesterday I saw him log in as Administrator..His ID is keylogger and he threatens.EX:I'm watching you etc...Any ideas ?
     
  2. spy1

    spy1 Registered Member

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    Sounds to me like your computer's pretty much owned.

    You could start by telling us what OS and what defensive programs - specifically - that you're using, and whether you've updated them and run full scans with ALL of them lately. Pete
     
  3. Marja

    Marja Honestly, I'm not a bot!!

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    Kinda creepy, do what Spy1 says, that is the best way to get help, too little information is given. Some questions to ask yourself, that might help pin down WHERE and WHAT -

    1. Where have you been going? Chat rooms, IM's, Kazaa and the cuzzins?
    2.You sure it isn't a friend's idea of a joke?
    3. Parents?

    Don't just take it - get help - Wilder's is a good starting point!! :)
     
  4. Flanders

    Flanders Guest

    I use spysubtract.AOL anti-spyware,and microsoft anti-spyware (beta version)..I've kept off the PC for a couple of days now,maybe they're going to tire of waiting for me.What do you think ?
     
  5. Flanders

    Flanders Guest

    By the way.I have Windows XP Pro w service pack 2
     
  6. Chris12923

    Chris12923 Registered Member

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    Go here and do scan http://www.ewido.net/en/ .
    I would suggest getting an antivirus like ArcaVir 2005 or NOD32 as well.

    Let us know the results please.

    Thanks,

    Chris
     
  7. spy1

    spy1 Registered Member

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    Are you using an anti-virus program?

    Is it totally updated?

    Does it run resident (active) in SYSTRAY?

    Have you done a full scan with it lately?

    Did that scan come up clean?

    Have you disabled Windows Messenger?

    Do you run a firewall? A router?

    (I wasn't referring to anti-scumware programs, I was referring to things like your A/v and any A/T (anti-trojan) programs you might be running). Pete
     
  8. flanders

    flanders Guest

    Thanks to everybody who has some input in the problem I've been having..I've got multiple PC'S so I'm having a little difficulty in answering some of your questions..What I'll do within the next day or two is gather the information you've all requested and be back..Thank you all so much for your insights.
     
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