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Originally posted by sassyncute
OMG this is straight off that Encyclopediadramatica site.
They are very quick to rush up info. Although offensive, very ingenius in its own right. Here is a portion of the site.
Above top secret in a desperate attempt to make some money has put "girls" on their site. They will talk on and on about crap nobody cares about, kind of like real life girls. The one on the left Asala is a cheap whore who only got accepted into the conspiracy circle because she claimed her father was a Gray Alien but that was just a twist of the truth. He was actually a gay Alien and by Alien she meant dirty cock sucking Romanian immagrant. She became a mod on above top secret by posting bang up threads about Seeing shooting stars with a friend which is total bull # because the rest of her threads are bout her dogs and cats and any woman with cats has no girl friends and any woman with dogs has no interest in men. The other one AshleyD earned her mod stripes by creating custom avatars. Just for kicks it is always fun to go ask her to make you one of her toothless trailer park ass sucking cock for Meth money, when she says no just tell her you have the polaroid of her from the texas rest stop you just want her to trace it.
This is probably more of a problem that the Wikipedia attacks as this out rightly attacks all on ATS. (but funny if you have a sense of humor)
Originally posted by sassyncute
Originally posted by WolfofWar
It appears that the attacks from Hackerjohn may be a organized effort by a website: Vigilant Citizen.
Why do you say that? What would the Vigilant citizen gain from this? Where is the proof?
Originally posted by WolfofWar
reply to post by sassyncute
I have one iexplore.exe. Isn't that just a regulard explorer app though?
Originally posted by sassyncute
the way to get rid of it is get rid of all processes on your computer start up except windows. Then while unplugged from the net go to search files and look for ixplore and ixplore.exe use a free program to open and delete them securely (IObit security 360) free online.
then load up your virus software and check windows task manager. You shoul dthen only have a few maybe 20 processes running instead of the usual 40-55. Keep it like that low and let them add them selves back when you use a process. This is the best way to rid yourself of iexplore.exe and its cousins.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Originally posted by sassyncute
the way to get rid of it is get rid of all processes on your computer start up except windows. Then while unplugged from the net go to search files and look for ixplore and ixplore.exe use a free program to open and delete them securely (IObit security 360) free online.
then load up your virus software and check windows task manager. You shoul dthen only have a few maybe 20 processes running instead of the usual 40-55. Keep it like that low and let them add them selves back when you use a process. This is the best way to rid yourself of iexplore.exe and its cousins.
Wait. Wut?
Are you recommending to people that they delete explorer from their computer?
DO NOT DO THIS.
Internet Explorer is a part of windows. Deleting it could have harmful effects on your computer.
"iexplore.exe" is the main executable of the Internet Explorer browser from Mircosoft. It is considered a part of the Windows operating system. Check the security settings for this program to minimize the risk when you are surfing.
Get more detailed information about iexplore.exe and all other running background processes with Security Task Manager.
Note: Any malware can be named anything - so you should check where the files of the running processes are located on your disk. If a "non-Microsoft" .exe file is located in the C:\Windows or C:\Windows\System32 folder, then there is a high risk for a virus, spyware, trojan or worm infection!
www.neuber.com...
Seems that it is a normal executable for explorer, but malware can replace it and place it in a different location to act as a trojan.