Products and commercials just get dumb and dumber but it must be because customers get dumber and dumber and buy the dumb producks.
No thank you, I will stick to my Hugo Boss and Giorgio Armani.
Imagine how fast your future robot girlfriend will give you a handjob.
I’m NOT a geek so this article is great for a fool like me.
Internet cafes are the most likely place you’ll find them, followed by library, perhaps, and maybe even you own house if you’ve some unscrupulous friends/family. Identity theft groups warn about keyloggers and advocate checking out the keyboard yourself before continuing. Can you identify a keylogger, however, if one is plugged into the back of the system?
I want to take a minute today to inform you a bit more about what you can meet on the net right now. Lately I’ve been hit quite a few times by something called “ErrorSafe” which tries to make things look like you’re in great danger on the net. It normally pops when you’re surfing more general humor sites like Daves Daily and similar sites (but not limited to humor sites only).
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Many people are being hit by fake emails from Microsoft these days. You should not follow what the email tells you to do, which is to download an update from Microsoft. The email makes it look like you are downloading from Microsoft but you are not. Instead you are downloading a keylogger from somewhere else. For those of you who don’t know keyloggers I can assure you that it’s not something you want on your PC. A keylogger simply logs everything you write and then send it to the guy who made it. That means that you’ll be giving him your credit card number, password, ect. if you download the keylogger.
If you ever want to update your windows system you should always go to Microsoft’s own site. Personally I never trust emails sent to me with requests about updating this and that. One thing you should always do is to simply read their homepage. You can pretty much count on the fact that if it’s important enough to email then it’s also important enough to put on their homepage. See some of my useful links below.
Read more about the fake email at Sophos.com
Microsoft.com Update
My page with lots of security advice
A brand new report by Webroot Software says the amount of adware and spyware has gone through the roof.
Webrrot says that the first quarter of 2006 saw a 15 percentage point jump in the share of consumer PCs infected with spyware: from 72 percent in Q4 2005 to 87 percent in Q1 2006. The average instances of spyware on infected machines increased 18 percent over the previous quarter to an average of 29.5 instances of spyware per infected PC, up from 24.9 instances in Q4 2005. Webroot also witnessed a significant rise in Trojan horse infection rates with an increase to 29 percent, up from 24 percent during the fourth quarter of 2005. The overall incidence of the most prevalent Trojan horse, Trojan–Downloader–Zlob, doubled during the first quarter.
You would be surprised if you knew how many people don’t protect their computer when they’re surfing the internet. I can’t stress this enough; you have to protect yourself on the internet. It only takes one single website with malicious software to screw up a lot for you. I recently spend 3 whole days trying to clean up a notebook with extremely important files and business info on it, without any luck. So you can probaly understand why I try to protect my computers as much as I possible can and that includes Windows Defender.
Windows Defender is a product from Microsoft and it mainly helps you protect yourself against spyware, pop ups and threats caused by spyware and other unwanted software. The reason why I decided to mention it right now is because it’s free and if you don’t want to pay for protection you have other options, like Windows Defender.
When all that is said and done I have to admit that I’m still a huge fan of the older programs like Norton AntiVirus, McAfee and Kaspersky. They are dedicated antivirus programs that has been around for a long time and they are working hard on fighting all kind of things that can hit your computer.
As some of you might have seen in the media Microsoft has been working on the new Windows Vista (previously known as Longhorn) for quite some time. Windows XP (and Windows 98 for that matter) has been a bit of a nightmare to many surfers because of the many security flaws that has enabled hackers to install malicious software on our computers and gain access to personal info, change startup pages, pop windows while you surfer, ect.
Analyst Andrew Jaquith from Yankee Group expects Vista to significantly shrink the aftermarket for anti-spyware and desktop firewalls, simply because Microsoft has managed to come up with such a good piece of software that security won’t be much of an issue anymore. Yankee Group believes the number of critical security vulnerabilities that will hit users will be reduced by as much as 80 per cent and the impact of the remaining fraction significantly reduced. For us who has been fighting with Microsoft’s operation systems because of security flaws this almost sound too good to be true, and it almost is.
You see, Vista doesn’t come with all those fantastic features from birth. You have to pay for it. You first buy Vista and if you want the extra security you have to spend some extra cash on getting increased security. However, according to Analyst Andrew Jaquith, many users (like you and I) only need the normal security products from Microsoft, such as Windows Defender to avoid problems.
I’m not sure what I think about all this. The best thing would of course be to make bullet proof software. Microsoft is sitting on a huge market share and when you’re almost forced to buy their products to be able to run any kind of software I don’t fancy the fact that you first have to pay for the operation system and after that you have to pay for security to protect the operation system you just paid for.
All the answers you always wanted to know about everything but was afraid to ask
Lately I am getting a lot of emails from visitors who have questions about worldsex, visiting adult sites, their browsers, the internet, movies and emails. So I have decided to give some standard answers on this page which might be of any help to you. If you have any questions that isn’t covered on this page then you can mail me here
have fun
Pierre
webmaster of Worldsex
The following subjects are being discussed:
Surfing in General | Surfing Adult Sites | General Adult Questions | Email Related Questions | Questions About Movies
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Surfing in general:
Q. Sometimes the page (worldsex.com for e.g) doesn’t work or isn’t updated while it should be updated?
A. It is possible that you have an old version of the page in your computers memory or you are surfing via a proxy and the page isn’t refreshed there. You can solve this by going typing the address of the site in your address bar hit the enter key or by going to a link like www.worldsex.com. If you have arrived on the page, then while you hold the SHIFT key on your keyboard click on the RELOAD button in your browser. The page you’re getting now should be the latest version of the site.
Q. How do I close a window fast?
A. Hold the ALT key while you press the F4 key.
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Surfing Adult Sites:
Q. Why are there banners on adult sites?
A. Maintaining a high traffic site like worldsex.com costs a lot of money and time. First there is a high bandwith bill to transfer the site to the computers of the 2+ million visitors daily and second there are 4 people working on the site everyday to provide you with a selection of the highest quality of galleries from the 100’s galleries we receive everyday. Also we check the listed galleries 24/7 to remove galleries which don’t work or who have broken our rules. By placing banners on our site we have found a way to cover the costs of mainting the site. Besides that, galleries can’t compete with the quality, quantitiy and service which paysites provide. They offer most of the times very interesting stuff like Live Shows and chats, 1000’s of movies and zillions of pics ;-). Try one and you will see.
Q. Is worldsex.com really free??
A. Yes, worldsex.com is compeletely free, so are the galleries. As long as you don’t enter your credit card details you aren’t paying for anything. But on worldsex.com itself you never have to pay. We can offer or site for free by offering you some banners as mentioned above.
Q. What is a popup?
A. A popup is a small window (or big, sometimes even full screen) which appears when you enter or leave a site. When you surf on Worldsex.com or visit on of the galleries, you shouldn’t encounter popups. If you do, please email me here
Q. Why do I get popups on certain galleries?
A. First, we don’t allow popups. But some webmasters change their galleries after we have listed them and although we’re constantly checking the galleries for cheaters or not working ones, we can’t always delete it before you visid it. I am working 7 days a week already, but I do need some sleep ;-)). So if you encounter a gallery with a popup or doesn’t work then please send us an email here.
Q. Help, your sites url is in my address bar, now everybody can see what sites I have visited (including my wife, spouse, kids, boss, mother in law etc), how can I remove it??
A. You can delete your internet history by taking the following steps:
1. In your browser go to: EXTRA -> INTERNET OPTIONS -> GENERAL
2. Click on the DELETE HISTORY button or select another option first.
Q. Hey, what a great site/ gallery, how can I bookmark it so I can return to the site tomorrow?
A. Just click on the ADD TO FAVORITES button or hold the CTRL key while you enter the B key.
Q. Great site, I want my browser to start with this site every day!?
A. Okidoki, just take the following steps:
1. Go to EXTRA -> INTERNET OPTIONS -> GENERAL
2. Here you can enter the address from the site of your choice. For example, if you want to start up with Worldsex.com, then type in the form field: http://www.worldsex.com
Q. Help, suddenly I have another startup page, but I didn’t change it?
A. Some stupid webmasters have special scripts running where they can change your startup page without you knowing it. Ofcourse we would never do something like that. You can change it back by taking the steps written above
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General Adult Questions
Q. How do I become a pornstar?
A. To be honest, I have no idea 
but you could try to contact an Adult Video Company, I don’t have any addresses for you, but you could search for them on google.com or something
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Email Related Questions
Q. Hey, I am getting emails from info @ worldsex.com or advertising @ worldsex.com with some strange subjects or attachments?
A. First of all, we never send out emails unasked, I only reply to emails I receive.
But there are some email viruses at the moment which replicates itself after opening and sends out emails with email aliases from sites you have visited to the emails in your addresslist. Chances are, you’re infected with spyware or a trojan which causes this. Please visit our spyware page to see what you can do about that.
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Questions About Movies
Q. Which software can you recommend for watching the movies on Worldsex.com?
A. Well, there are a couple like:
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Adware is a software application that can show advertisements on your computer in the form of pop-ups, pop-unders, and banner ads. Usually they disrupt the user — giving an option to either continue on the web or click the pop up. Certain Adwares have the ability to track down the surfing habits of any user, without prior knowledge or consent, thus being a threat to your own security since it is being sent to unauthorized parties.
How does it work?
Adware applications technically run in the background of the computer and function as a spy watching all your moves. The information gathered will then be logged and used to create a user profile that is relayed to advertisers. The user profile may include unrelated personal information too and then sent to a data collection site. It is extracted on to narrow online search results to match the profile or, as a data mining tool, to evaluate the surfing habits.
Adware attacks usually start by attaching it to an installed program like a freeware, software that is available for free. Freeware installers inadvertently sign up for unlimited pop-up ads supply.
Common examples of freeware that may include Adware are computer games, unusual mouse pointers, instant news or weather updates, applications boasting to improve efficiency of your computer, and even the smileys being used on e-mails.
What can you do?
You can block unwanted ads by installing a reputable Adware scanning and removal tool. Make sure that you update it with the latest version because new versions of Adware are cropping up in as short as a week’s time.
Spyware is software that attacks the user’s internet connection at the background without the user’s knowledge. Spyware can do a lot of things that you wouldn’t generally want to happen, such as: capture all the information that you enter through the web; add unknown sites to your internet favorites or to your desktop (as icons); hijack your default settings and homepage, monitor your browsing activity, and; append unwanted and disrupting search bars and toolbars to your browser. Your privacy will be compromised because Spyware makes it possible for someone to sell any of your personal information that you entered on your PC, and with all of these occurring either in combinations, your hard drives become stuffed. Thus the PC slows down.
How does it attack the computer?
Spyware can enter your computer in different ways. It may be pop-ups or window ads, through an instant messenger service, attachment of spam through your e-mail, by sharing files, music and photos, or it can be installed by a hacker or someone who uses your computer. At times Spyware is bundled with a preferred program which is being unveiled in hidden text as a component of the end-user-license agreement (EULA).
Once the programs have entered your PC, they will find their way onto your system and install themselves in various potential dwellings like your registry, start up menu, folders and files.
Most Spyware programs ensure their survival by sprinkling traces of the program throughout your system to make full removal more difficult (and sometimes nearly impossible). Once installed, Spyware operates insidiously in the background.
The problem with Spyware has gone a long way. It can even invade your privacy like your bank account numbers, social security number and even passwords can’t get away with it.
What can you do?
There are some very good programs that can help you protect your computer from this threat. Install, run, and update them regularly to ensure your system’s protection.
Make sure your windows is up to date
Go to http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/ and download the latest upgrades and security patches for Windows systems.
Keep your computer safe from Spy, and Adware. Check out the following links.
SpySweeper
http://www.webroot.com/products/spysweeper/
Spy Sweeper is the only software that has Active Shield technology that stops Spyware in its tracks before the infection takes place using a constantly updated database of thousands of known Spyware threats. It then quarantines the suspected threats by disabling their functionality for your immediate protection.
You can experience for yourself the full protection of Spy Sweeper by downloading a 30-day trial software.
System Requirements: Windows 98 SE, 2000, Me or XP; 300 Mhz processor; 20 MB hard drive space; 64 MB RAM; Internet Explorer
You can also scan your system online with the Spy Audit, which only takes seconds to run. Unfortunately, it can only show you the list of Spyware in your system, but can’t modify or remove any of them.
Giant AntiSpyware
http://www.giantcompany.com/(qjxl4mzoh3gmlu55mytdli55)/default.aspx
Giant AntiSpyware provides a FREE 15-day trial which have the full functionality of the product including Security Checkpoints, AutoUpdater, System Inoculation Wizard, Tracks Eraser, System Explorers, and Secure File Shredders.
The software is only available for the Microsoft Windows 98, 2000, ME, NT and XP operating systems.
Spyware Eliminator
http://www.aluriasoftware.com/
AluriaSoftware, the company who brought you the widely trusted Spyware remover, Spyware Eliminator, offers a FREE Spyware Scan. You can download it from their website.
Spyware Eliminator offers you defense against Spyware including adware, keyloggers, and ActiveX applications. Once detected, they are removed form your system, consequently improving its performance. It also offers Automatic Updates to ensure future protection.Â
Spybot Search and Destroy
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/index.html
Spybot Search and Destroy can detect and remove Adware and Spyware, dialers, keyloggers, Trojans and usage tracks. It is compatible with Microsoft Windows operating systems, but is not currently available for Macintosh and Unix/Linux. You can download it for FREE!
Microsoft Defender
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=435bfce7-da2b-4a6a-afa4-f7f14e605a0d&DisplayLang=en
Windows Defender (Beta 2) is a free program that helps you stay productive by protecting your computer against pop-ups, slow performance and security threats caused by spyware and other potentially unwanted software.
Hitmanpro
http://members.home.nl/mloman/hitmanpro242.exe
Hitmanpro is a very easy tool created by a dutch programmer: M. Loman. What he did was he wrote bach which autoinstalls, configure and execute a combination of a bunch of good antispy/ adware and virusscanners. Where you don’t have to do anything and just wait for the report.
This is the list of software which gets installed and executed: Ad-Aware SE, Spybot Search & Destroy, Spy Sweeper, Spyware Doctor, CWShredder, SpywareBlaster, JScript Patch 1.01, Flash Player security upgrade, WMF Security Update (KB912919), Spyware Block, NOD32 Antivirus trial, Sysclean Package, SuperDAT VirusScan
Ewido
http://www.ewido.net/en/onlinescan/
With the help of Ewido’s online scanner you can scan and clean your computer from malware without having to install additional software on your computer. And yes, it is free
Below are some links to protect your computer from harmful Trojans. I am not affiliated with any of these links.
a-squared (a2)
http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/free/
a2 Free is a great complimentary tool to antivirus software. It provides protection against Trojans, currently detecting around 20,000 Trojans. It is also useful against Spyware and Dialers. Updates can be downloaded manually with the integrated updater. a2 Free can be downloaded and used for FREE.
System Requirements: Windows 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, 2000 Server, XP and 2003 Server.
PestScan
http://www.pestscan.com/
PestScan is a FREE online tool that you can use to scan your PC for Trojan horses, Spyware, Adware, keyloggers and other malicious programs. Unfortunately, the program does not have the capability to remove pests, if any was found. You can prefer to manually edit your registry to remove it, or purchase a fully licensed copy of PestPatrol to automatically remove what PestScan has found — and protect your computer against any further invasions in the future.
System Requirements: Windows 98, ME, NT 4 or later, 2000, or XP; Internet Explorer 4 or later.
You can also download a 30-day evaluation software of PestPatrol.
PC DoorGuard
http://www.astonsoft.com/products/pdg/download/
Aston soft features PC DoorGuard, an intrusion scanner that scans email messages and any media on your PC for Trojan horses. It can remove any Trojan and check every incoming email and monitors your system to prevent further infection, using weekly updated Trojan database consisting of more than 7,161 entries.
You can download and use PC DoorGuard for 30 days for FREE.
System Requirements: Win95/98/ME/NT/2000.
What is a Trojan?
A Trojan is a type of program that enables a hacker to intrude and make changes to your computer. It is a threat in disguise. Like the Trojan Horse popular in the Greek history, it appears safe (in the form of software program and e-mail attachment). But once opened, the Trojan may install itself on your computer and gain access without your consent.
Generally, the initial objective of a Trojan is to browse your hard drive to determine anything of worth such as credit card information, passwords, confidential documents, email addresses, confidential designs or pictures, or even calendar information regarding the user’s whereabouts. Once found to be a potential source, the intruder then gets inside and manages your files totally. The intruder can do the following: rename, create, delete, view and even transfer files to or from your computer.
Trojans will enable the intruder to open and close your CD-ROM drive, spam and gain control to your keyboard and cursor. Trojans can also use a program manager that will allow the intruder to install, execute, open or close any software programs. Indeed, it is big threat to security.
How does it affect your computer?
The business starts first by the user installing the Trojan itself. This is done by deceiving the user with a seemingly useful system enhancement or perhaps a free game containing Trojans. By installing a free game, for example, Trojan will be automatically installed too. Trojans can also come in common disguises such as files from unknown sources, e-mail attachment from unknown sources, and files from any online activity client like ICQ. Once contaminated by Trojan, any distant user will inevitably have free access. The dirty work then starts.
Other types of Trojans are: Remote Access Trojans, Mail Trojans, FTP Trojans, Telnet Trojans, Keylogger Trojans, Fake Trojans, and Form Trojans.
Protect your Computer from Trojans
Trojans can also be distributed as email attachments, or bundled with other software programs. You should always be wary of opening attachments and downloading programs from the Internet unless you are sure it is from a secure and trusted source. If possible, confirm with the sender.
Recommended Anti VIRUS software
Here are some virus scanners that are available on demand or downloadable from the Internet. I only link to these products and am not affiliated with any of them.
Here are some virus scanners that are available on demand or downloadable from the Internet. I only link to these products and am not affiliated with any of them.
McAfee
http://us.mcafee.com/root/mfs/default.asp?cid=9435
McAfee FreeScan is an on-demand service which you can use online to scan your computer. It can help you detect thousands of viruses on your computer, including the latest known “in the wild” viruses, and displays a detailed list of any infected files. If there are viruses found, FreeScan even provides links to more information about the viruses and what you can do to clean your system.
System Requirements: Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP; Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or higher.
You can also try out McAfee’s FREE security tools including 30-day trial versions of security services such as ViruScan, Personal Firewall, Privacy Service, SpamKiller, and Parental Controls.
Symantec
http://security.symantec.com/sscv6/default.asp?langid=ie&venid=sym
Symantec Security Check is a FREE and efficient tool which you can use to test your exposure to a wide range of online threats and viruses.
System Requirements: For Microsoft Windows 98/ME or NT 4.0 Workstation/2000 Pro/XP: Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 or newer, Netscape 4.5 or newer, latest AOL browser; For Macintosh: Macintosh OS 8.1 or higher, Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.5 or newer, Netscape 4.5 or newer, Safari 1.0 or newer.
Symantec also provides a host of trial ware such as Norton AntiVirus, Internet Security, Personal Firewall, AntiSpam, Password Manager, and AntiVirus for Handhelds. You can try these out in 15 days (30 days for AntiVirus for Handhelds) FREE of charge.
Panda
http://www.pandasoftware.com/Home/Particulares/?sitepanda=particulares
Panda ActiveScan detects and eliminates your computer for viruses. (Select Disinfect your PC)
System Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP; 32 MB of RAM for Windows 95/98/Me, 64MB of RAM for Windows NT/2000/XP; Internet Explorer 4.0 or later.
There are other Panda evaluation software that you can download for FREE. This includes Titanium Antivirus, Platinum Internet Security, TruPrevent Personal, etc.
Trend Micro
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
Trend Micro HouseCall allows you to scan your computer online for FREE.
System Requirements: Windows 95, 95 OSR2 2.0, 95 OSR2 2.1, 95 OSR2 2.5; Windows 98, 98 SE, NT Workstation 4.0 and Service Pack 3 or above, NT Server 4.0 and Service Pack 3 or above, NT Enterprise 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Windows XP Home, Professional; Internet Explorer 4.0, 4.0 SP1, 4.0 SP2 or above. Macintosh and Netscape browsers are not supported in the current release.
Trend Micro also presents several 30-day evaluation copies of their software products that you can download for FREE inclusing PC-cillin Internet Security and OfficeScan Corporate Edition.
AVG
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl/v5
Grisoft presents AVG Free Edition, designed and made available for individual home PC users. It features automatic updates, Resident Shield, E-mail Scanner, On-Demand Scanner, free virus database updates, and Virus Vault.
System Requirements: Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, or newer; Internet Explorer 5.01 or higher.
AVG Free Edition is for private, non-commercial, single home computer use only. It may not be used for business, commercial or organizational set-ups. For these purposes, you can download a 30-day trial version of the AVG Professional Edition.
BitDefender
http://www.bitdefender.com/scan/license.php
BitDefender Free Online Virus Scan is FREE and accessible from anywhere in the world through an Internet browser. It scans system’s memory, all files, folders, drives’ boot sector, system processes, e-mail databases, network drives, and archives for over 70,000+ viruses, worms, Trojans and other malicious applications. You can also choose to automatically clean the infected files.
System Requirements: ActiveX enabled browsers (unavailable for Netscape family browsers).
BitDefender also features defense solutions for Linux systems, Windows CE and Palm.
Avast!
http://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html
ALWIL software presents Avast! 4.5 Home Edition, the latest version, of the antivirus designed exclusively for home and non-commercial users. You can download it FREE of charge. It has an almost 100% detection of in-the-wild viruses and Trojan horses. It features real-time resident protection of the computer and automatic updates to ensure up-to-date protection.
System Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP.
If you are not a home user or you use your computer for profit, you can try the commercial version Avast! 4.5 Professional Edition. This product also works as a 60-day trial version.
What is a computer virus?
A computer virus is a set of computer codes that overwrites, replaces or attaches itself to some part of a program or operating system in order to make a copy (or copies) of itself. It comes with instructions that set off some task(s) that affect the infected computer. These may range from the comparatively harmless to really destructive. Some viruses display text or pictures, but other than that, they are relatively harmless. Others, reduce memory space, modify existing data, or use up CPU processing time. But the destructive ones may overwrite or destory all your files or even crash your hard disk!
How does a computer get a virus?
A virus can be introduced to a computer in various ways. It can be attached to any file or programs that you copy from floppy disks, or download from the Internet. While many viruses today spread through email, and they are released not only by opening the attachment but also by simply opening the email itself.
The virus can be activated the minute it is installed on your computer; but in many cases, it can remain inactive until you run or execute the program that contains it. You will not usually be aware of the presence of the virus, and may innocently spread the virus to others.
An ounce of prevention
A virus can do its dirty work on your personal computer or your network; but there have been many cases that a particular virus wreaks havoc on the entire world, severely compromising many corporate businesses and government functions. Thus, it is important to take the necessary precautions before it is already too late.
As the world gets connected with today’s intricate cyber world, viruses spread faster than ever. So when you notice that your computer is acting a bit weird or erratic, you should immediately scan for a virus.
There is a way for unhonnest webmasters to add popups and other nasty stuff to almost every page you visit. With the use of an exploit they can hack your computer files and modifiy a very important one :
- Windows 98: c:\windows\hosts
- Windows 2000: c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
- Windows XP: c:\windows\system32\drivers\hosts
By editing this file they can steal traffic from any site they want, they can block your access to any site, or they can add advertising (popup(s), dialers) to them. To hack your hosts file cheaters only have to have you visit their page, be it a TGP or simply a thumbnailed gallery! You don’t have to click anywhere on the page, you don’t have to install anything, it is a very malicious hack; you will not even notice that a flaw in your computer settings has just been exploited…
Open your hosts file (it has no extention) with notepad or another text editor. It should contain only this line :
127.0.0.1 localhost
If you see other domain names below it, it has been changed illegally (unless you added them yourself). Just delete everything but 127.0.0.1 localhost. Save the file and close it, and you should be fine again. If you are unsure, you can simply delete the file from your hard drive, it will be ok. I have heard that making your file read-only can protect you, but I am unsure.
Surfing internet is becoming quite risky nowadays. You often have to browse through many unwanted popup windows, decline repetitive dialers install programs, sometimes your start page is changed without your consent, or new bookmarks are added without you knowing it. Actually, it is getting worse to the point we are getting emails everyday regarding those problems from our surfers.
Your computer can be infected by programs called adware (unsollicited advertising), spyware (recording your surfing activity to sell your information). Those programs come from many sources, webpages can make you install them unknowingly, or bundeled with popular software like Kazaa or Divx can install them onto your computer.
Before going further, let us give you some information on our site, and explain you why Worldsex.com links are not totally free of the scamming stuff we just mentioned. Experimented surfers probably know this already, but if you are new, read this.
We provide links to galleries containing sex pictures, movies and stories. Some of the galleries are of our own, but the vast majority is not. Webmasters come to our site to submit their galleries, we review them, twice, a script checks them continiously, and if they are clean, we add them to Worldsex. The problem is: some webmasters just can’t live honestly and they change their galleries after they’ve been submitted to worldsex. They add popups, dialers, anything, but the worst of all: they can install trojans and control your pc from the outside. In the following articles I’ll try to give more information what you can do to protect yourself and how ou can get rid of any current problems
