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HTML Virus

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  • @daveshah said:

    i hardly use ie

  • SreeSree Member

    Don’t trust Microsoft Security Essentials, install antivirus software above Security Essentials

  • @Sree said:
    Don’t trust Microsoft Security Essentials, install antivirus software above Security Essentials

    Essentials is so over rated...
    it did not see anything even after full scan and it is up to date.

  • That's the Ramnit virus, according to Google.

    Try those steps: http://www.lavasoft.com/mylavasoft/malware-descriptions/blog/viruswin32ramnita

    Thanked by 1enitan092
  • hostnoobhostnoob Veteran

    @enitan092 said:
    it did not see anything even after full scan and it is up to date.

    I like MSE. It's super lightweight, hardly uses any resources and doesn't have annoying popups all the time like some others.

    In cases where I've downloaded something (knowing it probably contains a virus) it always picks it up as soon as it finishes downloading.

    I have MalwareBytes installed too, but not running. When I download something, if MSE didn't pick anything up and I'm still suspicious, I scan with MalwareBytes (but it's never found anything MSE didn't) and once a week I run a full scan with both MSE and MalwareBytes.

    I would recommend getting an SSD if your virus scan took that long. It takes like 10 mins to do a full scan, and it can do a quick scan in a minute or two.

  • @hostnoob said:
    I would recommend getting an SSD if your virus scan took that long. It takes like 10 mins to do a full scan, and it can do a quick scan in a minute or two.

    its a 3 partitioned disk with each having 250gb disk space which is atleast 45% full

  • Be sure to check your websites files too obviously. You might not use IE but I bet some of the visitors to your sites do.

  • @AThomasHowe said:
    Be sure to check your websites files too obviously. You might not use IE but I bet some of the visitors to your sites do.

    i have not done any update to any of the sites

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