REAL MAN TRUCKWORKS & SURVIVAL
PERSONAL READINESS => Intel => Topic started by: Flyin6 on May 14, 2015, 09:55:55 AM
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I noticed my computer slowing down then acting oddly
Next the scroll feature while on explorer stopped working
So I started looking at what might be running in the background
When looking under internet options, at the startup page, I noticed right below the "Bing" home page, which I use as my search engine were several lines of code written in Chinese
WTH???!!!
So I deleted them and refreshed and restarted.
Bingo, everything is running fine again
We are being looked at, so ensure anything you say on line is indeed for public dissemination and also look at it from an malicious intent perspective. The enemy IS gathering information...
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Mozilla Firefox
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Mozilla Firefox
Gets rid of chinamen?
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Nope. Just a better browser, somewhat less subject to malware
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Firefox is good. I read that some of the "code" you were seeing is a disconnect between McAfee (assuming that's what you're utilizing) and the Chrome and Firefox interwebz.. It's not a virus or anything, just the programs not meshing or something computer technological like that.
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Firefox is good. I read that some of the "code" you were seeing is a disconnect between McAfee (assuming that's what you're utilizing) and the Chrome and Firefox interwebz.. It's not a virus or anything, just the programs not meshing or something computer technological like that.
I use Kepersky anti virus
I like the idea of those devious ruskys looking over their own hackers
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Hm well then disregard..
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I noticed right below the "Bing" home page, which I use as my search engine were several lines of code written in Chinese
Are you sure you weren't searching for another fender? ;D
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firefox and malewarebites