babber

Can we trust the site you posted?

David

 

I hope so David 'cos I just leak tested my firewall from it

[This message has been edited by scoobychick (edited 19 July 2001).]

 

There's a free vulnerability trial here

 

GRC.com is well respected, though if you are really paranoid then *buy* your firewall - at least you have the sale of good act (or whatever) on your side.

Ask for the Probes and Leaks - try it because at least GRC are open about things. Better than a site silently hacking aways at your PC!

mb

mb

 

I presume we just had another attack? I couldn't get on for the last hour, but did manage a screen capture SDB if you need it:



DW

 

chat.scoobynet.co.uk was affected when I last looked a couple of minutes ago.

Applying the patches sort this out.

 

Shark, I have used zonealarm on my PC for nearly a year and am well pleased with the protecting it gives. I have a cable modem and a netgear rt311 router as well, that also has a firewall.

You really need to protect yourself from the EVIL people on the internet.

I TRUST THESE SITES!! And I don't work or have any interest in the business, just know about the dangers out there.

Scoobynet is up and down like a yo yo at the moment. Let me tell you it's not there fault. Reason for me taking so long to reply.

Infact the whole WWW seems ****ed tonight

Hope this helps Phill C

 

Funny you should say that about the whole of the web tonight, I've been booted 3 times and been having loads of problems all night. Is it just me or is something spooky going on out there in cyberspace???

Sal

 

Our web servers at work had exactly the same attack today !

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Avi:
<B>Did anyone else notice Scoobynet was

Hacked by Chinese!!</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

It wasn't me, I was out all night! I have witnesses, and my girlfriend kick my **** for coming home late!!!

 

It's rife, I'm expecting a busy day tomorrow.

 

A IP person could explain this better than me, but it's no real drama for you and me.

The WWW might grind to a halt whilst this virus is being dealt with!! But by tomorrow this will be sorted out no doubt.

This Virus just plays with websites changing pages around, don't think that they are interested in Scoobynet as said before No need to cancel your CC.

Hope this helps, Phill C

PS cuse my grammer, got my blackthorn goggles on lol

 

Jack

Just tell me that you're latest DAT protects against this & I'll be happy...

Not that I really GAF anyway at the moment

 

This little worm attacks the server, not your pc, so no real need to go scanning your pc for viruses! However, installing a firewall such as ZoneAlarm (URL above) is well reccomended!

[This message has been edited by Natural Born Chiller (edited 19 July 2001).]

 

Has Scoobychat been affected, because I can't get on it tonight.

 

Puff, best thing to do is to apply the patch below if you're running Microsoft Index Server 2.0 or Indexing Service in Windows 2000, applying this patch and rebooting takes care of this 'Worm' and will stop any other script kidiots from using the exploit again.

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by DavidRB:
To get back on topic...

Simon (& anyone else who runs a website), I would suggest you keep a regular eye on

 

More links to watch!

 

I am @ work now, but at home last night I did recieve the same hacked by chinese message as everyone else.. I also saved the page, so it is on my hard-disk, if anyone wants to see it?? Maybe the webmaster doeS? don't know what benefit it will do though!!!

 

<B> Bows Down to the power of the Moderators </B>

Sorry.. didn't mean to cause trouble

Mail me for info



[This message has been edited by Avi (edited 20 July 2001).]

 

Andy, that's illegal. Think about someone giving away the keys to your car. Zone Alarm is free for personal use anyway, why use a cracked version that could contain a backdoor trojan.

 

Avi, that's a bit dumb - edit your post to remove the link, as Scoobynet cannot afford to be associated with this.

Get the free version of ZoneAlarm - it's fine for personal, non-business use.

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by chiark:
<B>Get the free version of ZoneAlarm - it's fine for personal, non-business use.[/quote]

How do you define non-business use? What if I install it on my laptop at work? I assume this is classes as business?

 

Andy.....

And just How "clean" is that link???

Richard

 

backdoor trojan&gt;? yeah!!! i reckon!! hahaha

 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by JackClark:
<B>Andy, that's illegal. Think about someone giving away the keys to your car. Zone Alarm is free for personal use anyway, why use a cracked version that could contain a backdoor trojan.[/quote]

am I the only person who is thinking
"What the bloody hell are they talking about"
English people!
Put it in terms that complete idiots (like me) can understand.
Ta V. much
astraboy the dimmler.

 

A few months back after checking with SdB, a few of us started working on a security guide for people with PCs on the Internet that aren't, erm, IT wizards (trying to put it politely! ).

Still lots of work to be done on it (not enough hours in the day etc) but here's a link which might explain some of the terms and things discussed above.

 

He had (it's not there any more) a link to a "pirated" version of ZoneAlarm, which was pointless, considering it's free for non-business users. The risk is that it's not the original version and has been been hacked about.

To get back on topic...

Simon (& anyone else who runs a website), I would suggest you keep a regular eye on

 

astraboy - I agree, complete gobledigook, might as well be Chinese!
JohnD