May 22nd, 2008
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 | leecher / n00b / nug | | Join Date: April 26th, 2008 Location: abc
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Originally Posted by BCOOL  1. This adware usually disguises itself as an "codec" for viewing or listening to media files. It states that without this product the user can't access the wanted file. A sample of this kind of strategy of spreading is explained here : Trojan.Downloader.WMA.Wimad.N
2. A window pops up while the user tries to access a certain kind of exploited media file with the title "Play Free MP3s" . It has a checkbox to validate the users choice of the products EULA to a company named "Media Holding Enterprises" . The user has the predefined choice ( the checkbox is already checked ) to install another adware : Adware.Mirar. | yea i dont get that so im guessing im ok ? just kinda concerned when i go to delete a "blank" mp3 that wont play , and it says it wont let me because its "in use in an application , or being downloaded to" |
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