OT: Where can I download a Virus or three?

[Romulus68]

DeadZone said:
I go along the lines that it maybe illegal

Anyway, why does she not change the passwords?
If he can still get in, then isnt he breaking the law?

Somehow she changes passwords and he still gets in her accounts. i told her he may have installed a watch program on her computers. Anyone know how to find if one is on there?

[Romulus68]

oh, she wants the Virus to keep him off his PC for a while. Mainly its for his intrusions as punsihment.

[DeadZone]

Romulus68 said:

Somehow she changes passwords and he still gets in her accounts. i told her he may have installed a watch program on her computers. Anyone know how to find if one is on there?

Or a keylogger
The best bet, is too disconnect the PC from the internet, then go through the add/remove programs, and unistall anything you dont know (so, it would need to be done by someone who has a wide knowledge of programs)
Also, make sure you install a good AV program and do a deep scan

another option is, backup all important files (personal files, etc), then format and reinstall the OS

PS. and be sure that she is taught about not excepting/opening suspicious files, links or email, this should limit the chances of this happening again
Unless of course, he is a high level hacker. In which case, the best option is through the courts on the plea of harrassment and invasion of privacy
Which wouldnt be a bad idea regardless

[Azselendor]

Solution: Go over to the Ex's house and put a dead fish inside his computer case, bolt the computer case to his furniture, and weld the computer case shut.

Then take your time in properly securing your computer, changing your passwords, and inform your ISP (or change ISP) of the situation (omit the fish part) and then call his ISP and then his work and inform them of what is going on.

Take down names and numbers of everyone you talk to.

[Azselendor]

forgot to mention, have customer support change her passwords remotely or change them on a totally separate computer from the one that is infected.


ps, if you have time and the ability, push dead fish inside the dryer. Not the drum, but open the back and put on something that gets really hot.

[Baron Grazic]

Here are a couple of options, if you think that it is a spyware/keylogger/rootkit - try either :-
eEye Blink Personal
Sophos Anti-Rootkit sarsfx

Otherwise a Sledge Hammer to the guys knee caps should do the trick.

Baron Grazic

[Suicide Junkie]

If you want maximum security, unplug that ethernet cable.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

Narfs' Wisdom on Relationships: The quickest way to determine if someone such as a girlfriend/boyfriend, spouse or family member is a user is to create a disablement/work ratio. Be sure to use their real disablements and note their willingness to do work that does not challenge their disabilities.

For friends, simply determine the ratio at which they can provide toys, compared to the ratio at which they use other peoples' toys.

And be very suspicious of people who claim that anything is always someone elses' fault.

[Renegade 13]

Azselendor said:
Solution: Go over to the Ex's house and put a dead fish inside his computer case, bolt the computer case to his furniture, and weld the computer case shut.

I vote for this option.

But seriously, this dude sounds dangerously obsessive...I'd consider not only internet/computer security, but physical security as well.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

For security, I recommend The Club. An old, tried and tested method of personal security, The Club can be found anywhere, from forests to cane shops to flashlight stores (Large, with aluminum case).
Utilization of The Club is simple; just bring it down forcefully on an attackers' forehead until they cease and desist in their aggravation.
It is nessasary, however, to prove self-defence to the local law, so always check the laws in your area to be sure you are actually allowed to defend yourself. If not, leave.