http://www.ebooktechie.com/blogging/a-month-of-absence-with-trojan/ Wed, 30 Mar 2011 19:11:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.ebooktechie.com/blogging/a-month-of-absence-with-trojan/comment-page-1/#comment-909 glitch Wed, 04 Mar 2009 04:22:12 +0000 http://www.ebooktechie.com/?p=1220#comment-909 Thanks Technomedic. I'm using now kaspersky internet security and updated windows hotfix. I agree with autorun softwares, the virus my son have from his usb is an autorun virus. Whew! I made a separate account for my kids disollowing them to install whatever program they want or they got somewhere using their usb. Thanks Technomedic. I’m using now kaspersky internet security and updated windows hotfix. I agree with autorun softwares, the virus my son have from his usb is an autorun virus. Whew! I made a separate account for my kids disollowing them to install whatever program they want or they got somewhere using their usb.

]]> http://www.ebooktechie.com/blogging/a-month-of-absence-with-trojan/comment-page-1/#comment-908 technomedic Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:23:47 +0000 http://www.ebooktechie.com/?p=1220#comment-908 Hi there, This post reminded me the same tragedy that I went through last year...I was forced to format my hard disk and all my data was gone in the wind except the one that I backed up in DVDs. Since then I stepped the security of my PC to "Z" level (Installed Net Studio USB firewall, Avast antivirus, Threatfire firewall, Spyware Doctor antispyware, disabled all autorun commands through Group Policy Editor). And these measures paid off, I have not got infected since then despite being online 24 hours. One more thing, Windows XP is more prone to be infected with viruses than Vista so it is better to use Vista to be more secure. I thought to share my experiences with you so that you may benefit.....Additionally your blog is quite informative and I am a regular reader.....keep it up Hi there,
This post reminded me the same tragedy that I went through last year…I was forced to format my hard disk and all my data was gone in the wind except the one that I backed up in DVDs. Since then I stepped the security of my PC to “Z” level (Installed Net Studio USB firewall, Avast antivirus, Threatfire firewall, Spyware Doctor antispyware, disabled all autorun commands through Group Policy Editor). And these measures paid off, I have not got infected since then despite being online 24 hours. One more thing, Windows XP is more prone to be infected with viruses than Vista so it is better to use Vista to be more secure. I thought to share my experiences with you so that you may benefit…..Additionally your blog is quite informative and I am a regular reader…..keep it up

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