Every person i send mp3s to say the files infected, or windows deletes it after i send it
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if its in .mp3 format? i never gotten a virus from that format
if u said wma... thats another storySomeone finds you...
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a virus can be put in anything
even a JPG :|TAEMDLRMSKRJIXMRLSMRJ.Comment
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It might not be a real mp3 file when you send it, just the virus using that extensition name.
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People are often confused, it doesn't always have to be an executable that is infected, it can be any vulnerability in any software. There was an exploit a while back for mpg123, a unix based command line mp3 player. If you encoded your mp3 properly, you could exploit the system.
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bullshitOriginally posted by madawgzComment
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if i had that technology....Originally posted by madawgzSomeone finds you...
2007
PS: Nationalnet is the best host I've ever had. And i tried alot of them.Comment
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wtf can it be then
it doesnt matter whcih file i send it says its infectedICQ: 298-523-037Comment
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dunno. I would search google for infected mp3 or somethingOriginally posted by MystComment
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you may have a virus on your machine.Originally posted by Myst
whenever you send a file it goes along for the ride in an attempt to propagate itself.
you most likely got it from a file a freind sent you.
do a virus scan.Comment
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answer: yes
about 3 years ago there was a bug in winamp that could be exploited by using mp3 files...Comment
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I don't know about that...Originally posted by jjjay
A critical security vulnerability related to processing of picture files in the JPG-format has been reported recently. The vulnerability is present in Windows XP (without service pack 2) and Windows Server 2003 operating systems as well as several other products from Microsoft. This vulnerability does not pose an immediate threat to users at the moment. But viruses that use this vulnerability are likely to appear in the future. F-Secure want to draw your attention to this, as a successful JPG-virus would be unique and break many common believes about how viruses replicate.
http://www.f-secure.com/news/items/n...04100500.shtmlComment
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