My Norton thinks BHW is EVILLLLLLLL, help?!

dogdog

Regular Member

Apr 17, 2008

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• Jul 7, 2009

• #21

My NoScript Firefox Add-On keeps prompting me that BHW has potential cross-site-scripting (XSS) attempt. Other than that, I don't have any problem with Norton 360 v3.0. Didn't notice any warning or page block from Norton so far.

 

Sweetfunny

Elite Member

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Jul 13, 2008

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #22

There's nothing wrong with Norton 09, it's a very capable AV and light on resources.

However what i find most alarming out of this whole thread, is the OP has "JC Penney" bookmarked.

 

hiding_whitehat

Junior Member

Jan 3, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #23

I have Norton and this has never happened to me before. it happened this morning. same HTTP Rootkit warning, same w/ no loading of the site.

EDIT: i'm also digging ur Ishkur's Guide and SBEmail bookmarks.

 

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p1mp_ju1ce

Registered Member

Mar 13, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #24

i also noticed that my kaspersky would send me warning everytime i open a thread.

this never happened in the past. just today.

 

forgetyou

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Nov 7, 2008

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #25

Norton is right. I suggest you leave immediately and never come back or the consequences will be BAD!!
(you might make money)

 

sddk

Regular Member

Dec 1, 2008

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #26

Try Kaspersky Internet Security

or

bitdefender internet security

And see the result​

 

hiding_whitehat

Junior Member

Jan 3, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #27

wtfpwnge said:

Strongbad is one of the funniest guys i know.. Someone should do a video of him "making money on the internet" he would obviously be a blackhatter, hahaha

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that would be absolutely hilarious. he could scam Homestar like crazy. that'd be really funny.

 

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Selassie_i

Newbie

Jun 20, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #28

Good old Norton, is it just me or whenever I uninstall Norton I somehow get a lot of adware and virus' on my computer all of a sudden? A little too coincidental, but that was back in the day but I do see a similar pattern on some of my friends computers.

 

Sliv3r

Power Member

Jul 1, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #29

people What do u say About Avira.... ?
is it good...coz i Am Using Avira.... please tell me....
Thnx...

 

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legoego

Regular Member

Jun 16, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #30

I use to use AVG cause it was lite on system resource.. but i actually got a virus using that.. so now I use avast.. much much better!!

 

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GoTop

Junior Member

Jan 31, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #31

when i enter this url
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...2639-how-would-you-make-25-000-more-week.html

Kaspersky warn me this url :
http://forms.aweber.com/form/12/split_1611038012.htm

try to steal the password

 

redtide1969

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Feb 15, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #32

Yea I found avg to be a pretty ineffective at times.

I'de recommend avast

 

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zilcha

Registered Member

Apr 12, 2009

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• Jul 8, 2009

• #33

use comodo internet suite

 

w4rl0rdx

Junior Member

Jun 14, 2009

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• Jul 12, 2009
• Thread Starter Thread Starter

• #34

Sweetfunny said:

There's nothing wrong with Norton 09, it's a very capable AV and light on resources.

However what i find most alarming out of this whole thread, is the OP has "JC Penney" bookmarked.

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Lol, its just the website freeshipping.org was looking up free shipping for computer parts and stuff. I don't even shop at jcpenny so dunno where the jcpenny part came from.

Any other questions?

 

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Total Noob

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May 10, 2009

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• Jul 12, 2009

• #35

w4rl0rdx said:

Lol, its just the website freeshipping.org was looking up free shipping for computer parts and stuff. I don't even shop at jcpenny so dunno where the jcpenny part came from.

Any other questions?

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Lmao, that is quite hilarious.

 

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Milliorn

Newbie

May 26, 2009

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• Jul 12, 2009

• #36

Install Revo Uninstaller. Use it to uninstall Norton. Install Avast. Install Malwarebytes. Run both scanners. Tell Avast to run a scan on boot. Double check by running in Safe Mode with Networking.

Bookmark "mojo in the morning" wtf? That a new way of saying morning wood?

 

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konan52

Newbie

Apr 6, 2009

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• Jul 12, 2009

• #37

Avast is simply the best anti virus I have used to date.I started with the free edition then
then I was able to graduate from free to ultra free LOL.

 

Panique

Power Member

Sep 21, 2008

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• Jul 12, 2009

• #38

Man Norton sucks, get AVG or Avast much better

 

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jdownloads

Junior Member

Mar 25, 2008

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• Jul 24, 2009

• #39

I get the same error from Norton 2009 for the BHW index page.