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So..some may have already seen me posting this today. But i've been promted several times to download pcon .js . It seems to be a massive malware virus sent out sometime this week.


Apparently even norton cant detect, or protect your computer, from it.

Proof of my norton statment: http:// community. norton .com/t5/Norton-Internet-Security-Norton/PCON-JS/m-p/680323

(remove spaces to use link)

So, though i would just come on here and warn anybosy who would be stupid enough(i almost did thankfully i though before i did) to download it.

Its called pcon.js its 21 bytes and if from some weird website(maybe [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] . wtp<somthing> .com

So once again, just be careful of what your downloading!

-Have a nice day/nice.
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A java driveby? this isn't really news.


Also norton, lol, of course that piece of trash doesn't pick it up.
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thanks for the warn i would never hear the end if i messed up my laptop
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lol norton doesn't pick up anything but false positives.
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System303030303030 wrote A java driveby? this isn't really news.


Also norton, lol, of course that piece of trash doesn't pick it up.



Norton trash? Thats funny Norton is very good, i have yet to find a anti-virus protection program better than Norton other than a mac book(as macs suck, but have very good protection). Tell me, what do you use and ill look it up and may just buy it if it is better.
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MushroomElm wrote
System303030303030 wrote A java driveby? this isn't really news.


Also norton, lol, of course that piece of trash doesn't pick it up.



Norton trash? Thats funny Norton is very good, i have yet to find a anti-virus protection program better than Norton other than a mac book(as macs suck, but have very good protection). Tell me, what do you use and ill look it up and may just buy it if it is better.


I can make a whole list of better ones.


Bitdefender, avast, malwarebytes, NOD32, kapersky, etc.
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System303030303030 wrote
MushroomElm wrote
System303030303030 wrote A java driveby? this isn't really news.


Also norton, lol, of course that piece of trash doesn't pick it up.



Norton trash? Thats funny Norton is very good, i have yet to find a anti-virus protection program better than Norton other than a mac book(as macs suck, but have very good protection). Tell me, what do you use and ill look it up and may just buy it if it is better.


I can make a whole list of better ones.


Bitdefender, avast, malwarebytes, NOD32, kapersky, etc.


Im using malwarebytes as of the moment, because like i said norton cant pick it up, but neither can malwarebytes.
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MushroomElm wrote

Im using malwarebytes as of the moment, because like i said norton cant pick it up, but neither can malwarebytes.


Well of course it can't, malwarebytes doesn't scan websites.


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MushroomElm wrote
System303030303030 wrote
MushroomElm wrote
System303030303030 wrote A java driveby? this isn't really news.


Also norton, lol, of course that piece of trash doesn't pick it up.



Norton trash? Thats funny Norton is very good, i have yet to find a anti-virus protection program better than Norton other than a mac book(as macs suck, but have very good protection). Tell me, what do you use and ill look it up and may just buy it if it is better.


I can make a whole list of better ones.


Bitdefender, avast, malwarebytes, NOD32, kapersky, etc.


Im using malwarebytes as of the moment, because like i said norton cant pick it up, but neither can malwarebytes.
Try SUPERantispyware FREE Edition-It is really, really good anti-virus program
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Don't really download shit that I'm not interested in.

But thanks for the heads up.
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