[Milsurplus] If you use telefonica.es, etc.
Marty Reynolds
cosmoline at aa4rm.ba-watch.org
Fri May 12 14:01:41 EDT 2006
Some news
Most 'zombies' are mail-dispatch code embedded by 'spyware.' The
unwanted pop-ups that, for example, offer hard cash if you satisfy
Roumanian maids.
Or something.
They sit in the regristry & aren't plug-ins to Outlook. Hence
traditional inbound mail scanners won't ever see 'em. And outbound
Outlook plug-ins won't either.
Some 'scanners' mentioned might catch registry rogues. There's two
that are free & all the 'commercial grade' products ape. SpyBot and
AdAware SE.
Here's a BIG TIP. Many of those pop-ups have a 'X" in the upper right
hand corner that's not what you think. For the rogue to register-
embed, it must have keyboard intervention as ADMINISTRATOR!
Fix? Don't run as administrator or do CNTL-ALT-DEL to bring up
process list & slam the rogue from there.
Best is run a unix variant. MacOS or Linux (or SunOS, etc). & forget
all this blather for uSoftie poof-ware.
Hope this is a help.
OK, a slurpus query. Is anyone using a RT70 on 6 @ Dayton, 2P Sat.?
Marty
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