Shoutbox

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-Open NotePad
-Type the following


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@echo.
@color 09
@netstat -n
@echo.
@pause

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Save As "getip.cmd"

-Start
-Run
-Type: "cmd"

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Tracert *ipadress&

then report One of the IP's, make sure they're not yours

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What will this do? 

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Originally posted by Kryptonate

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Originally posted by brovazz1
i dont believe anything of it its completly bullshit that he/she is saying

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some people don't know a thing about computers or virusses or spyware or .... . They think that when they have an AV nothing can touch them, but they forget to update it once in a while . They also accept anything you send them and don't ask questions at all. Too bad a lot of administrators of networks don't update too now and then.

People then blame AV company's and Microsoft when they have a virus that destroys all their data.

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yea you are right but still some people dont know how to stop it

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Originally posted by missklutz16
What will this do?

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shows current  connections to your pc

cant u just go to dos and type netstat -n?

Hmmm...
Can you make a dummy account, add the period girl to your list and then use winhex or something to see in what programing language the "virus" was made?

OMG. that conversation in the first post is freaking hilarious

An antivirus is not a miracle program. For all you people out there who have no idea how they work: They have 'signatures' which certain viruses have. it could be a hash or a certain section of the binary which is unique. If someone coded a virus and sent you it, even if you had an updated antivirus, it's unlikely it would be detected. so that's a warning for all of you who got this 'I Got My Period' Virus: Just because your antivirus doesn't say it's a virus, it doesn't mean that it doesn't contain malicious code.

It annoys me so much when people think something's an image when it's clearly an executable. If I had that conversation with someone in the first post I swear I'd have commited suicide.

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If someone coded a virus and sent you it, even if you had an updated antivirus, it's unlikely it would be detected

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Don't most antivirus programs have a function that blocks virus-like activity, from ANY virus-like code?

Some AV programs have "Script Blocking" which detect virus like activity from scripts or any other code, even if it is brand new and not found by AV companies yet.

For example, when the "virus" changes your MSN nickname without your knowledge, you would be alerted that a script is trying to write a new registry key, or edit a key.

script blocking sucks for me... and i have nav 2003
anyway, the virus hasn't reached my list...

and btw, symantec will see this sooner or later

This is going a littkle off-topic Back to the issue..... can anyone help peroid boy?

Just to let you guys know.  This is a virus, but it is supposed to be a really poorly coded one.  It doesn't spread and must be accepted and ran manually on your pc.  For more information, Mcaffee lists it on thier web page.

http://us.mcafee.com/virusInfo/default.asp?id=des...ion&virus_k=126307