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    - strange error We have about 5 NT machines that have been acting very strangly over the last few months. It started with one and seemed to "spread" to the others over a few weeks. I was checking the Event log on 2 of them, and they both have the same error several times in the same day, It read The browser has received an illegal datagram from the remote computer QA771C to name OUR_COMPUTER on transport Nwlnk. The data is the datagram. I replaced our computers name for security reasons. The remote computer had many different names, I counted 9, and it looks to be something like a port scan or something like that, because I have gotten this error over 50 times in under 20 minutes. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23421
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    - Email server security Hi i need your help regarding some e-mail server like IMAIL and othere server etc people they can send and recive unauthorized e-mail from these server.meaining if you know sender and reciver address without password you can telnet to email server on port 25 and send messeges as you are the authorized user can you help me how to fix this kind of problem. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23418
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    - Un-erasable addresses I have the habit of hopping fron one page to another without sometimes paying attention. A few times I ended up of questionable and/or sex sites. I don't know if they where pop-ups or what. The problem is that I am now unable to erase their addresse from Explorer even when I specifically highlight them and request a delete. Any suggestions? Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23417
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    - I REC EMAIL DID IT COME FROM MICROSOFT????????? From: "MS Security Center"=20 <xhfhwpv_776249@LtPXBRwmyP.net> =20 Microsoft Client=20 this is the latest version of security update, the "June 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates all known security vulnerabilities affecting Internet=20 Explorer, Outlook and Outlook Express as well as five newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to protect your=20 computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which=20 could allow an attacker to run executable on your system. This update=20 includes the functionality of all previously released patches. System requirements Win 9x/Me/2000/NT/XP=20 This update applies to Microsoft Internet Explorer,=20 version 4.01 and later Microsoft Outlook, version 8.00 and later Microsoft Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later =20 Recommendation Customers should install the patch at the=20 earliest opportunity.=20 How to install Run attached file. Click Yes on displayed=20 dialog box.=20 How to use You don't need to do anything after installing=20 this item.=20 Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base=20 articles can be found on the Microsoft Technical Support web site. For security-related information about Microsoft products,=20 please visit the Microsoft Security Advisor web site, or Contact=20 us. Please do not reply to this message. It was sent from an=20 unmonitored e-mail address and we are unable to respond to any=20 replies.=20 Thank you for using Microsoft products.=20 Best wishes from=20 MS Security Center ----------------------------------------------------------- --------------------- =A92003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. The=20 names of the actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of=20 their respective owners.=20 Attachment =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 patch_8.exe .exe file Scan with Norton AntiVirus Save to my Yahoo! Briefcase=20 Download Without Scan =20 =20 =20 =20 =20 as attachmentinline text=20 Move to folder... neww [New Folder] =20 =20 =20 Previous | Next | Back to Messages Save Message Text =20 =20 =20 =20 Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23413
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    - Access 2000 I will TRY to make this as short as possible. I needed to get a very large(350 meg) MS Access DB from one place to another, which means from moving it from one LAN to another. After receiving the DB via CD, quite a few of the objects(macros, forms, etc..) aren't there. Is this due to the DB have security applied to it ? I also had the security files copied to the CD as well. Is there a way to reconnect the security ? Will this help out the situation at all ? Any other suggestions ? Thanks in advance. Paul Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23410
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    - unsafe attachments After running updates to OE ... now receive message that OE removed access to the following attachments in your mail. I need access to known attachements...I never open anything from an unknown source. What steps to change this? Help! Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23407
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    - how to create a p7b file Hi all , how can I create a p7b file in a program (don't mean export as a p7b file) from a given two .cer certificates or more without using openssl preferably using c/c++. thanks Eitan Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23405
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    - popups i use roadrunner and even when i am not logged on to my computer...i get popups ...how do i prevent this Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23403
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    - Test Its Only a Test. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23402
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    - Outlook Express E-Mail Blocked I downloaded several O-E security updates last night and now I can't open e-mails (eml). Response is: OE removed access to the following unsafe attachments in your mail. Then it list attachment name. I think it is 330994:April 2003 Security Update for Outlook Express 6. Update says I can't uninstall. HELP !!! Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23372
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    - security not easy to get It's not easy to find your way around in the growing digital world. Not everybody is as advanced as others and that's o.k., it has always been that way in evolution. Security is around as long there is life on earth. Each individual has it's own way of security. In the 21 century we have to deal with a digital security. My question: How secure you find internet? Do you trust completely on it? Do you have your doubts about it? What's your security failure experience on the internet? just curious, Panda Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23368
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    - REMEMBERING PASSWORD WINDOWS XP WILL NOT REMEMBER MY PASSWORD DESPITE ALL ATTEMPTS. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23360
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    - SPAM eliminator products What is the best spam eliminator product out there for use with Outlook Express. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23350
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    - Pop Ups I've gotten great advice here in the past on where to download Anti virus programs free. Does anyone know of anywhere to download something that will stop pop ups?? Most of my pop ups are ads for software that will stop them, ironic, huh?! But they are all $40 and up. Thought maybe there is a website out there somewhere that offers downloads. Thanks In Advance! Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23344
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    - activex controls On the msn money site, I'm no longer able to get the page to come up with my stock and mutual fund prices. A pop-up box comes up and says: "security settings prohibit running Active X controls." It just started doing this. What should I do to get this page to display again. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23338
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    - Novell Client vs Windows 2000 Password Sync I've been trying to add a Win 2000 Pro machine with a Novell Client Login to join a Windows NT Domain. The computer joins the domain fine, but when a user trys to log on, the PC is not syncing the Novell login password to sync with the Windows 2000 password. How do I go about searching for policies that might be preventing the password syncing? Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23335
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    - Email Virus in MS's Name? I have received emails like this lately. The attachment that was deleted was called q340676.exe. I cannot find this article in the KB. Looks like a hoax. I thought that somebody from MS should know. Michelle -----Original Message----- From: Microsoft Corporation Security Section [mailto:ppksvei508652@LzkQsoIWge.net] Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 9:15 AM To: "Microsoft Customer" Subject: Last Microsoft Security Update. Microsoft Customer this is the latest version of security update, the "June 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates all known security vulnerabilities affecting Internet Explorer, Outlook and Outlook Express as well as five newly discovered vulnerabilities. Install now to protect your computer from these vulnerabilities, the most serious of which could allow an attacker to run executable on your system. This update includes the functionality of all previously released patches. System requirements Win 9x/Me/2000/NT/XP This update applies to Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4.01 and later Microsoft Outlook, version 8.00 and later Microsoft Outlook Express, version 4.01 and later Recommendation Customers should install the patch at the earliest opportunity. How to install Run attached file. Click Yes on displayed dialog box. How to use You don't need to do anything after installing this item. Microsoft Product Support Services and Knowledge Base articles can be found on the Microsoft Technical Support web site. For security-related information about Microsoft products, please visit the Microsoft Security Advisor web site, or Contact us. Please do not reply to this message. It was sent from an unmonitored e-mail address and we are unable to respond to any replies. Thank you for using Microsoft products. With friendly greetings, Microsoft Corporation Security Section ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ©2003 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. The names of the actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23320
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    - Outlook Express Attachments Recently have received some e-mails with attachments filtered/blocked by Outlook Express; However have just tried sending an e-mail with a .pdf attachment and on checking, find notation that OE has removed access to the following unsafe attachments in your mail: doc title listed OK incoming mail is or maybe suspect, but how can I send outgoing mail? Help please Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23319
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    - Security Update 2/13/2002 MSXML 4.0 Windows Update constantly alerts that this update is needed despite the fact that it's been done (several times) on a W98SE machine. Any way to stop the alerts? Thanks! Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23314
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    - email security It used to be (I think) that opening an e-mail was safe as long as you didn't open attached files. Now I'm hearing people can use code to get into your system which is unseen and contained in the body of the e- mail and simply opening this e-mail to read it can unleash this code. What I'd like to know is if you are at risk simply by opening an e-mail that has no file attached to it. And what can I do to prevent this, short of not opening e- mails? Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23300
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    - another attack Said the machine 64.4.56.7(dav.hotmail.com) changed my local file %program files%\outlook express\msimn.exe I found this machine is Microsoft machine, why MS change my file without asking me first? Nick Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23292
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    - passwords Does anyone know how i can stop my msn from logging in without asking for my password i have clicked the option for "always ask for my password" but as soon as i click on msn messanger i go straight into being online, hope someone can help, thank you Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23287
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    - Messanger Service Pop Ups Am getting pop ups in middle of screen under title "Messanger Service". Most are selling software to fix a "glitch" in Microsoft's Windows Messanger installed in Windows 2000, NT or XP, or so they claim. Also get a few of same type of pop ups not selling anything but wanting to chat. How do I get rid of these unwanted pop ups. My AOL "Blocking Pop ups" doesn't work on this problem. What does? Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23268
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    - can i stop web page redirection ok. The problem: Some one changed a file in my IE program Files. Reason I came to this conclusion: First: my search page was changed from the msn search page to www.white-pages.ws. They did a good job too. When I went to click customize search it opened the same page in a new window; very clever. Solved this by downloading upgrade of IEv5.5 to IE v6.02 and blocking web page by putting in the restricted sites under Internet Options/Security Tab, restricted Icon. Second: I tried viewing a geocities.com site and was redirected to www.white-pages.ws. So I typed in www.geocities.com and the page came up. Now when I typed in www.geocities.com/ (note: added the back slash to indicate subdirectory) and it came up with white page ws again. So I went offline and deleted the temporary internet (all off-line content) and cookies then placed in the address bar www.geocities.com ... unable to pull up page off-line. I then typed in www.geocities.com/ and poof, the page shows up. I assume it is like the 404 Error page and I just don't know what the name of the file is. I had another website change that in a previous version IE. Questions: Is there a place where you can find out the name of these files or where they are stored? ie. 404 Error, Search page, and so on. Is there any way to stop web redirection? So that instead of being redirected to www.white-pages.ws.com it will ask or prevent the redirection. Is there a way to fix this problem, or is it a standard Window's reformat and reinstall issue? I thank you for your time. A response would be more than greatly appreciated. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23261
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    - Pop-up ad filtering I have Windows ME. In the past week I have had a flood of pop-up ads, some of which are very offensive. We are using Comcast broadband for Internet connection. In one answer to a related question I was informed some versions of Windows have an Admin Tool called Messenger than can be turned off to discourage these pop ups. I can't find Messenger on my system. *Is there something in Windows that I can adjust to fix the problem or am I going to have to buy a pop-up filter? *If the latter, which ones do you recommend? Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23259
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    - Help me with pop up! Can anyone help? I'm being driven mad by a pop up that appears every half hour when I'm in Outlook 2000 or on the net. It's an ad for something called EndAds.com also ByeByeads.com and trying to force me to buy their software to get rid! I've now got Mcaffees firewall and Privacy Service as well as Ad-aware installed (Ad aware picked up 16 parasites, but this thing still keeps coming!). HElp me!! Thanks. Sally T Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23254
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    - someone unknown sending spam from my id address I was recently contacted by Road Runner because someone got into my computer from the internet and was using my ip address to send spam. I've added a firewall and have it set so that I have to permit or deny any access to or from my computer. I get two messages (every minute!) that I can't find information on. Following is the Incoming Message Alert!from Kerio firewall software: "Someone from 192.168.1.1, port 1901 wants to send UDP datagram to port 1900 owned by 'SSDP Service on Windows Millennium' on your computer" Details about application: c:\windows\system\ssdpsrv.exe Can someone tell me what legitimate program might be needing this access? I do not host a site on my computer. I have high speed internet access through Time Warner/Road Runner. I don't file share with anyone and only have one computer connected. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23252
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    - Winset32.exe Can anyone tell me what this file is. (WINSET32.exe) It appeared after cumulative patch on Winxp pro. Please help. Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23248
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    - Blank windows update notifications... Lately, when XP's automatic windows updater has announced an update is ready, clicking on "info" has produced a blank window: No information about what's about to be downloaded. This means either MS has developed a bug in the updater or someone else has hijacked the update system and is doing God knows what with it. These blank updater windows have been labeled both "Windows Updates" as well as "Intel Network" updates, which is meaningless, as a practical matter, since a hacker could label it anything he wants. I certainly hope Microsoft will look into this situation promptly. This is not a Good Thing. Very truly, Dave Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23245
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    - June 2003 Cumulative Patch Hello, I received an email this morning advising me to run an attached file, called update804.exe. An email scanner at the server removed the attachment, telling me that it believed it contained a virus. What now? Thanks, Bob Tag: Hacked?! Tag: 23241

Just got on my computer, and when I try to access internet
options, I get a message saying that access is not allowed
and that I should contact my system administrator (me!)
I can only assume that someone is messing with me.
Any help or ideas would be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance
Pete

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Re: Hacked?! by Kent

Kent
Tue Jul 01 14:43:40 CDT 2003

Did you run Spybot with immunize settings? If so, relax those IE
restrictions to get into Internet Options or use the start menu route.

--
Kent W. England, Microsoft MVP for Windows

"Pete Ellis" <peter.ellis24@btopenworld.com> wrote in
message news:022f01c33ff8$d6d8fd50$a301280a@phx.gbl...

> Just got on my computer, and when I try to access internet
> options, I get a message saying that access is not allowed
> and that I should contact my system administrator (me!)
> I can only assume that someone is messing with me.
> Any help or ideas would be gratefully received.
> Thanks in advance
> Pete

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