Browser highjacked

Discussion in 'privacy problems' started by davepb326, Feb 26, 2006.

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  1. davepb326

    davepb326 Registered Member

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    I think that my browser has been highjacked... can you please help??
    Thanks
     
    davepb326, Feb 26, 2006
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  2. WSFuser

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    what browser? what OS? have u run any scans?
     
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  3. davepb326

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    i am running IE6 sp2 with XP, and i have run some scanns

    HJT log removed - snap
     
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  4. WSFuser

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    sry but u can no longer post HiJackThis logs at this forum (see here), please post at castlecops or at another forum.
     
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  5. davepb326

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    is there anything else that i can send you that you may be able to help me with my problem other that highjack this log? i noticed that the link you sent me also does not allow that log??
    THanks
     
    davepb326, Feb 27, 2006
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    WSFuser, Feb 27, 2006
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  7. davepb326

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    everytime i type in my browser something that begins with a "R" i get the following ~snipped link~ even after i clear history, clear cookies, clear all internet files... that is a porn site...

    Please do not post links to these types of sites here. Thanks, snap
     
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  8. WSFuser

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    try running IEFix, if it doesnt help, then refer back to those two links i posted.
     
    WSFuser, Feb 27, 2006
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  10. GUI_Tex

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    Isn't this a security forum?
     
    GUI_Tex, Feb 27, 2006
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  11. ronjor

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    Correct. However, Wilders does not analyze hijack logs any longer. Rather than guessing, it's better to have an expert check your computer log to pinpoint the problem.
    Several forums offer to analyze logs and posters are directed to such sites.

    Blackspear put together some General Cleaning Instructions for those that would like to try their hand at cleaning up
    the computer.
     
    ronjor, Feb 27, 2006
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