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Having read all the above points the one thing that stands out is a point of view from a "regular" user, where as I'm far from a regular user, how many of you here have experienced that look of...

I agree with all of the above but even if your experience is creating your own Yahoo Security group and focusing on security issues this helps, also make it a point to join and become active in...

OK Maybe I'm missing the point here but are we talking about ICS ?? (Internet Connection Sharing ??) if so then surely one PC (XP Pro machine) should have this switched on this would provide basic...

There is no Conclusive profile of a Hacker/Cracker it's any one who has an axe to grind with a knowlage of technology (surely ???) after all with the cost of a home PC and the avaliblity of "Hacking...

I know this seems dumb of me, but why are people still trying to Crack NAV when there are perfectly good FREE AV out there ?? AVG and Avast are 2 of them, seems a damn waste of time to me :confused:...

Hi Guys,

Just a little BIO from me to introduce myself;

I'm a Puter Consultant, been in the support business for 11 years, before that I was a software engineer (but then I went straight) been...

SirDice,

Your advice for tracking the sender of the virus could work if it wasn't for the fact the lastest (NetSky and MyDoom) spoof domain's of the sender, so that makes the tracing of the sender...

You might also want to check out your "HKEYLOCALMACHINE" "RUN" section you may find that there is a few entries in there that are unfamilar (If you are sure what you are doing with Regedit, try a...

There are a couple of interesting comments about this attack, first the Trojan/Virus is "unknown" Trojan activity is usually pretty spercific, i.e. mouse pointer going nuts, CD draw opening,...

You could (If it's your home e-mail) log on to your ISP Webmail server delete the e-mails you suspect of having been infected with the virui (viruses ??) then they won't be downloaded, if you are...