djtt virus?

**TommyQuiet** · 12-30-2010, 02:21 PM

ok i dont know i its just me but does the "fourm" link have adware/spyware in it as i thought it was my windows laptop but when you click fourm somtimes a new window opens with google something,then other times takes you to random adds,its not happening on my mac too.

**photojojo** · 12-30-2010, 02:23 PM

I've never seen that. Maybe you've got some other type of virus issues.

**TommyQuiet** · 12-30-2010, 02:31 PM

strange how its happening on my windows and mac tho
and was using firefox on windows and using safari on mac

**maxonemillionone** · 12-30-2010, 02:34 PM

never happened to my computer.

you got it from another website bro. DJTT is clean as a whistle.

You need AdBlockPlus & the NoScript extensions for firefox. It's better than wearing a solid gold jimmy for your internet porn browsing experience.

**Citizen_Insane** · 12-30-2010, 02:35 PM

I'm on mac and I haven't been having any issues... yet. Then again I use camino (it's essentially firefox with a different skin).

Originally Posted by photojojo

I've never seen that. Maybe you've got some other type of virus issues.

Hmm, maybe you're not seeing it because you're the source! Photojojo is really Typhoid Mary! RUN!!! :eek:

**TommyQuiet** · 12-30-2010, 02:40 PM

i used adblock plus on firefox

was just talking to my bro he gets it on both his wndows laptops as well
so i dont think it is djtt,maybe its cus i check the fourm so much

anyone know what it can be?
can you get a virus on a router?
as its effecting all the comps

**theory28** · 12-30-2010, 02:44 PM

djtt has no ads so they dont look biased.

also, this has never happened to me.

friggin weird. last time i saw something like that happen was when my moms comp had some malware on it. check you processes and see if anything weird looking is running and google the name. also download malwarebytes and do a scan or two. not sure about your mac though

**maxonemillionone** · 12-30-2010, 02:47 PM

If it is a legit, well written virus, then yes it can infect routers & switches and such. Few of such viruses exist.

Due to the lack of security at the 192.168.x.x level of IP addresses a half assed virus is likely to attack everything on the network using this strategy. Thus the infection of all local computers. More likely problem. You've got a porn addict in the house.

Solution(s)

1. Get a decent anti-virus software suite and wait several days as it scans and removes everything from your windows installations

2. Reformat and re-install windows. takes about an hour.