Just got a virus from one of your sites ? The site was xxxproposal.com. I tried to get rid of it with panda anti virus and adware with no luck.
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thats a pretty large claim your making there
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How do you know you got it from a TCG site? There's millions of site that install things on your PC... sometimes it pops up later. TCG isn't in the virus distributing business... their objective is to make customers happy not piss em off.Originally posted by wargames
Just got a virus from one of your sites ? The site was xxxproposal.com. I tried to get rid of it with panda anti virus and adware with no luck.Comment
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interesting claim....SIG TOO BIG! Maximum 120x60 button and no more than 3 text lines of DEFAULT SIZE and COLOR. Unless your sig is for a GFY top banner sponsor, then you may use a 624x80 instead of a 120x60.Comment
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Go Fuck Yourself!
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he's right though. It comes from one of the exit popups when you leave the site.Comment
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Almost certainly did not come from TCG - Check your browser history for that day and you will find where it really did come from.Comment
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Post a link.Originally posted by TheViper
he's right though. It comes from one of the exit popups when you leave the site.Comment
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You probably have spyware on your pc,
what virus was it?Comment
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He's right, comes form this exit:
Explicit XXX Sites!!!
Not sure it is actually a virus but my norton was all over it
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This one?Originally posted by RedBumper
He's right, comes form this exit:
Explicit XXX Sites!!!
Not sure it is actually a virus but my norton was all over it
http://www.tv69.com/xcons/exit/straight2.htmComment
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Yup, norton pops up a script stop on that one....... weird, looked at the html source and nothing there.Comment
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Maybe some hahahahahahahahahaha popup code?Originally posted by RedBumper
He's right, comes form this exit:
Explicit XXX Sites!!!
Not sure it is actually a virus but my norton was all over it
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Originally posted by Veterans Day
Cmon it cant be true, lmao
Get off the crack....... i see what i see on my pc and i'm not the only one. I honestly think it's just somekind of hahahahahahahahahaha error wich nortons sees as a virus or something.Comment
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I had a look at the source code and it looked fine to me, sometimes norton reports java a a virus, and nortons sucks anywayComment
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Think so wich norton sees as something dangerous, it pops up a script stop, not virus warning.Originally posted by johnbosh
Maybe some hahahahahahahahahaha popup code?Comment
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That's probably it but it's not good for biz, alot of people use norton, maybe they should change itOriginally posted by Aussie Rebel
I had a look at the source code and it looked fine to me, sometimes norton reports java a a virus, and nortons sucks anyway
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yeah good point alot of surfers do use nortons and if the pop up does cause a warning with nortons, it will put the surfers right offComment
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Ironic someone with the nickname wargames would post this. Okay, I'm curious, how do you think the site infected your computer? Did the mean HTML worm its way into your central core? Did some vicious hahahahahahahahahaha pop a console right into your boot sector? If Norton is flagging an html file as being an installed virus, the only concern TCG should have is that they're going to have a lot of idiots complaining to them. Get a clue, and get a virus checker with a clue. If it's stopping the script for being an annoying pop-up, then it's right, but that has nothing to do with viruses.Comment
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Your way off here, go back to bed......Originally posted by arg
Ironic someone with the nickname wargames would post this. Okay, I'm curious, how do you think the site infected your computer? Did the mean HTML worm its way into your central core? Did some vicious hahahahahahahahahaha pop a console right into your boot sector? If Norton is flagging an html file as being an installed virus, the only concern TCG should have is that they're going to have a lot of idiots complaining to them. Get a clue, and get a virus checker with a clue. If it's stopping the script for being an annoying pop-up, then it's right, but that has nothing to do with viruses.
Norton submits a script stop meaning norton sees it as something dangerous. It probably isn't dangerous BUT alot of surfers use norton so they should change it. Someone who doens't have the knowledge and uses norton WILL think they are trying to get a virus in, although they are not.
Get your other braincell out of bed 2, then you could have figured this out yourself
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As soon as the pop up comes up my panda anti virus catches it and i not making claims i checked to see it would do it a couple of times and it did everytime. But for some reason my anti virus cant get rid of it. It warns me tries to get rid of it then the damn file is still there. I will have my programmer look at it tonight unless someone could find a way to remove it
Also the site is xxxproposal.com which i really like and was thinking of promoting
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Also the virus is called trj/hatroy.A and trj/js.noclose and vbs/syscomm. Also all the people that say i am claiming click on this link http://www.xxxproposal.com turn off you pop up blockers. If you anti virus doesnt catch it. Run it again and you should have one of those viruses from above in you comp. I am in now way saying that traffic cash gold is doing this on purpose. Im figuring one of the pop ups is corrupt or something is wrong with it and they should check it out
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My Norton is up to date with every protection option choosen and for some reason its not catching anything on that site or any of the exits.
Might want to try emailing them I bet you get a faster response then just posting on the board.Living in Virtual Reality
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same hereOriginally posted by Furious_Male
My Norton is up to date with every protection option choosen and for some reason its not catching anything on that site or any of the exits.Comment
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The tech department is investigating this right now.Comment
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Then how is it that some people on this post got the same thing as me and some people arnt getting it ?ICQ 212-115-582
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thank you laura leeICQ 212-115-582
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woah, thats some weird shitwant to buy this spot for cheap? it is of course for sale. long term deals are always the best bet. brand0n/ at/ a o l dot commies.Comment
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From http://antivirus.about.com/library/w...aa101502a.htm:
While JS/NoClose might be annoying, according to antivirus vendor Symantec, it is not malicious and it is definitely not a virus. So why are some antivirus companies triggering alerts? Sophos declares it a Java-Script Trojan and states that it "will minimise Internet Explorer and attempt to access other websites without the user's express permission." McAfee also describes it as a Java-Script Trojan, stating that it spawns "a browser window ... which is minimized and can not be easily maximized or closed." Meanwhile, Symantec portrays it as "code that is used by a Web site to create hidden windows for the purpose of displaying advertisements and banner ads. Closing these windows can be difficult, because when you close one, the window that is "hidden" behind it is displayed." Certainly many of us find these spontaneous windows aggravating, but is it doing more harm than good by lumping them in with serious virus and Trojan threats?
It's annoying fucking pop-up machine, no doubt about it, but that's all it is. Though if lots of surfers *think* it's a virus, it might be better to get it off the consoles.Comment
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Originally posted by LauraLee
The tech department is investigating this right now.
I play with Google.Comment
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