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@ dev - Morigan - 11-08-2016
i have clik by my mose to 'donation needed' and got virus to my computer today :-)
"C:\Program Files\McAfee Security Scan\3.11.334\McUICnt.exe" :-)
what you think about it ?
RE: @ dev - Kauket - 11-08-2016
http://www.what-is-exe.com/filenames/mcuicnt-exe.html
Or just make sure flash is updated, or something.
RE: @ dev - Morigan - 11-08-2016
(11-08-2016, 08:26 PM)Auzari Wrote: http://www.what-is-exe.com/filenames/mcuicnt-exe.html
Or just make sure flash is updated, or something.
this was adresed not for you ...
waiing for reply :-) ( ah, my bad english ( :-) )
RE: @ dev - Ramke - 11-08-2016
Thread moved and cleaned up. ~Ramke
srsly I said it was moved stop floodposting
RE: @ dev - Remnant - 11-08-2016
If you have gotten a virus, it isn't from Discovery. Our page is clean of anything sketchy, and PitchIn is a reputable service so I really, really doubt that there's anything to worry about.
As a reiteration to what @"Auzari" suggested, she's right that keeping Adobe Flash up to date is a very good idea. Flash itself has been known to be prone to security problems in the past. Keeping it up to date can save yourself from some potential viruses.
Run your antivirus to remove anything that might be there, if there is anything at all.
Let the community help you. There are some smart people who are willing to help.
RE: @ dev - Morigan - 11-08-2016
(11-08-2016, 08:52 PM)Ramke Wrote: Thread moved and cleaned up. ~Ramke
srsly I said it was moved stop floodposting
thanks pony, just I want the answer but not the help , espesialy from you
RE: @ dev - Morigan - 11-08-2016
(11-08-2016, 08:55 PM)King Boo Wrote: If you have gotten a virus, it isn't from Discovery. Our page is clean of anything sketchy, and PitchIn is a reputable service so I really, really doubt that there's anything to worry about.
As a reiteration to what @"Auzari" suggested, she's right that keeping Adobe Flash up to date is a very good idea. Flash itself has been known to be prone to security problems in the past. Keeping it up to date can save yourself from some potential viruses.
Run your antivirus to remove anything that might be there, if there is anything at all.
Let the community help you. There are some smart people who are willing to help.
ok , i will try
RE: @ dev - sasapinjic - 11-09-2016
Be aware what and from where you update tough , there is false flash out there , full of malware , spyware and other crap , very similar in look to real one . He show it self in "certain" places like porn or browser games sites , with notice that your flash is out of date , if you choose to update it there , you are hooked .
You can check if you have one if going to add/remove programs , and if you had 2 flash showing next to each other , you got it .