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by **PT-Desu** Sat Jul 14, 2012 8:46 am

I just got some sick Malware from subdesu and im trying to fix this shit.
currently in safety mode with network

won't be doing anything until this is gone

by **PT-Desu** Sat Jul 14, 2012 9:44 am

fixed for the moment

by **MikuHatsune** Sat Jul 14, 2012 9:48 am

thats what you get, you perv lol jk, i got a popup when i went on the manga section and random popup when im on the site home page, but i only get it when im on chrome, i dont get it on firefox, as for malware i havnt got any, i did a system scan i got nothing

by **PT-Desu** Sat Jul 14, 2012 9:51 am

That's what i did, lol
I saw the new Manga section and said to myself "this gonna be good" , it wasn't good.

i'll go to subdesu on FF with addblock on now, and i think i installed 5 different malware detectores when trying to delete this thing.

by **MikuHatsune** Sat Jul 14, 2012 10:01 am

lol you were on chrome?....yeah ill avoid doing that now lol

did you get it right away?

by **PT-Desu** Sat Jul 14, 2012 10:21 am

Not right away.
Just using MalwareBytes didn't worked so i also used CCleaner and ComboFix.
I also manually deleted all temp files and made it so that no funny business programs start up with windows starts.

by **MikuHatsune** Sat Jul 14, 2012 10:47 am

scary....good thing i didnt get it even though i got so many popups

by **FullArmageddon** Sat Jul 14, 2012 12:55 pm

Learn how to use NoScript for Firefox, you'll never get a virus from web browsing again. If the site works without enabling scripts, then don't enable them.

by **MikuHatsune** Sat Jul 14, 2012 7:45 pm

so how do you use that?

by **FullArmageddon** Sun Jul 15, 2012 10:50 am

Alright, it's going to sound like a pain when I explain it but after about a week you barely have to worry about it. Once you allow scripts on a website it saves the permissions so you never have to do it again on that particular website.

After you install it, you should see an icon on the top right (like this). If not, just right click next to the URL bar or on the tab bar and click customize, then drag and drop the NoScript icon next to the URL bar. Now, when you visit a site it won't allow any scripts to run and the site probably won't work properly. For example, if there's a video on the page it won't show up. So it will look something like this (notice that the entire icon is crossed out and the site looks messed up - most sites will not look this bad, for example here). Now an FYI, viruses/malware usually don't come from the domain you're visiting, it comes from a domain that has attached itself to that website so to speak. So allowing the website (in this case nasa.gov - which is a bad example cause it's a government site) to run scripts is usually safe and allows the site to, for the most part, look and function normally. To do this, simply click the icon. So now that same web page will look like this (notice that the icon now has a small crossed out circle - that's because you've enabled the main domain, the site you're visiting, but there are other domains still being blocked). Now you'll notice that the video and video feed to the right aren't loading. That's because they are hosted on a different domain (again, like most malware you get is). If you want that video to load, just hover over it and the source will show up on the bottom left of your browser (like when you hover over a link). I can see that it's coming from vmixcore.com, so I click the drop down arrow next to the NoScript icon and select Allow vmixcore.com. Now you can see that the entire site looks and functions normally but you'll notice that there is still a small red crossed out circle on the icon. That's because there is still another domain that is trying to run a script on the site. In this case it's just an ad domain, so it's only trying to display some ads. But in other cases it can be a domain that's trying to install malware on your computer. If the site looks/functions normally without allowing all domains, then don't allow them! HOWEVER, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE THIS CAUTIOUS ON EVERY WEBSITE! If it's a fairly well-known, reputable website, it's usually perfectly safe to allow all scripts on that site. You really only have to be this cautious when your browsing/visiting somewhat shady sites... like most porn sites >.>

I went to subdesu.org and that site doesn't have any shady domains attached to it. However, I went to the subdesu-h.net site (watching some hentai, PT? Adur

) and there's a very shady domain attached to it. I tried visiting the domain (with NoScript enabled, of course) and it redirected me to some login page on a different domain. That's probably where it came from.

by **PT-Desu** Sun Jul 15, 2012 10:22 pm

Yeah, i thought everyone knew i was talking about subdesu-h , i didn't even knew they had a normal one, lol
Thx Arma, ill probably install it just to be safe.

by **MikuHatsune** Sun Jul 15, 2012 11:15 pm

PT-Desu wrote:
Yeah, i thought everyone knew i was talking about subdesu-h , i didn't even knew they had a normal one, lol
Thx Arma, ill probably install it just to be safe.

lol pt didnt know subdesu subbed normal anime, i think PT you should just go to http://sukebei.nyaa.eu/ and just be on the lookout for subdesu subbed h-anime, if you feel insecure to visit subdesu main site

yeah very radical, thanks FA, ill get to crackin when i get back home

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