Another virus alert.

[johns0]

Another type of virus being spread around like we need it.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/06/25/tech/main626054.shtml

[888888]

Wow, that sucks. As if free porn sites don't have enough spywayre and viruses as is, now I have to worry about this.

[tekkieman]

Wow, that sucks. As if free porn sites don't have enough spywayre and viruses as is, now I have to worry about this.

Really! The last round of trojans cost me three days to remove them! The mrs. is starting to get wise, since she never has these problems with the websites she visits.

[BobV]

I wish them a rare, painful and incurable form of testicular cancer.

[hech54]

Wow, that sucks. As if free porn sites don't have enough spywayre and viruses as is, now I have to worry about this.

Really! The last round of trojans cost me three days to remove them! The mrs. is starting to get wise, since she never has these problems with the websites she visits.

I got 4 trojans in about a half of a second last week on one of those sites. Norton found them and zapped them right away but only after a full scan.

[Doramius]

It says it records keystrokes, but I have a surefire method that breaks that. Half of my name and password are always cut and pasted. I do the same thing with my creditcard info. If a site doesn't let me do it that way, I don't purchase anything from it. I also have instant ties with my accounts. A check can't clear without me knowing it immediately. I can also deactivate any of my cards with a quick phone call. It take a while to reactivate and often requires me to go into the bank to repin my card or get a new one, but I gotta do something to protect the $20 that may be in my account if a check hasn't bounced.

[devinemi83]

Will this affect mozilla browsers or just good ol IE, sounds like just IE. Again. I am glad I use those disposable credit cards from visa for all my online shopping needs. I dont need to be financially raped by some retard.

[888888]

It says it records keystrokes, but I have a surefire method that breaks that. Half of my name and password are always cut and pasted. I do the same thing with my creditcard info. If a site doesn't let me do it that way, I don't purchase anything from it. I also have instant ties with my accounts. A check can't clear without me knowing it immediately. I can also deactivate any of my cards with a quick phone call. It take a while to reactivate and often requires me to go into the bank to repin my card or get a new one, but I gotta do something to protect the $20 that may be in my account if a check hasn't bounced.

I have never encountered an online store that lets you paste in a password or CC#. I think most companies consider that a security risk as well.

[Doramius]

try it on a few sites. They let you at newegg, tigerdirect, ebay, and many others. I do know of many sites that don't let you do that, though. Again, I also don't paste the whole thing, just part, so if keystrokes are counted, they will miss a few.