I have gotten something (Virus?) on my computer that is making Symantec
Norton Internet Security 2007 give me this "Attempted Intrusion "HTTP
Macromedia Long Filename BO" from your machine against www.msnusers.com was
detected and blocked. Intruder: JMACK*****(****)." several times an
hour(about every five minutes). JMACK***** is my desktop that I use.
I have ran Full Scans in normal and safe mode and it picks up nothing.
I also use Webroot Spy Sweeper (which is how I think I might have let this
program in because I OK’d a IE Browser Helper to be installed). I went back
to Webroot Spy Sweeper and it showed one helper that I was not sure of so I
unchecked it (no change to my problem so whatever is there is still there).
I have installed AVG 7.5 (7.5.446 and 268.18.24/741) and AVG Anti-Root Kit
(1.1.0.42) (Free versions) and ran scans (with Norton Internet Security 2007
off) and did not pick up anything.
How do I find this and how do I get rid of it?
Can I use Windows restore and go back to a restore point prior to the
problem and will that get rid of it?
Thank you
John

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John McK

Try this link...

http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/hom...chat_form.html

as referred from:

http://blog.foxmarks.com/
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Regards, Dave


John McK wrote:
> I have gotten something (Virus?) on my computer that is making Symantec
> Norton Internet Security 2007 give me this "Attempted Intrusion "HTTP
> Macromedia Long Filename BO" from your machine against www.msnusers.com
> was
> detected and blocked. Intruder: JMACK*****(****)." several times an
> hour(about every five minutes). JMACK***** is my desktop that I use.
> I have ran Full Scans in normal and safe mode and it picks up nothing.
> I also use Webroot Spy Sweeper (which is how I think I might have let
> this
> program in because I OK'd a IE Browser Helper to be installed). I went
> back
> to Webroot Spy Sweeper and it showed one helper that I was not sure of so
> I
> unchecked it (no change to my problem so whatever is there is still
> there).
> I have installed AVG 7.5 (7.5.446 and 268.18.24/741) and AVG Anti-Root
> Kit
> (1.1.0.42) (Free versions) and ran scans (with Norton Internet Security
> 2007
> off) and did not pick up anything.
> How do I find this and how do I get rid of it?
> Can I use Windows restore and go back to a restore point prior to the
> problem and will that get rid of it?
> Thank you
> John