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Was downloading a cluster database, Then about 7 hours later. I notice a mystery file on my desktop.
New Text Document.
1,000,000 lines of text in it.
Each line says.
328595 bfc294f89db0430cdf5a1593cf53278f dhbjhdbjhdjhdbjhd@yahoo.com
which translates to
(Possible login ID for a site?) derd (Some random email?)
My computer is pretty secure and as you know I am not the type to "download a bunch of files like some newb ******"
So...The fuck just happened?...Maybe I accidentally ran a script I made for something and got douched?
Edit:
Appears to have been created exactly 9 days and 12hours ago (And modified one minute later)
Odd thing is...I didn't download or install anything on that day o.0
such a strange turn of events.
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- 22 Sep. 2011 02:37pm #1
Ever had stuff just "Appear" on your computer? Last edited by Aleena; 22 Sep. 2011 at 02:46pm.
- 22 Sep. 2011 08:02pm #2Banned Epic
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Thats extremely odd. Not sure what it is, but you could google it. Anything that might give you an idea of a programming language? Because you can obfuscate code and all of that.
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Like when i was watching porn and my parents came in and i say it just popped up?
- 23 Sep. 2011 11:59am #4
When I was 12 my computer slowed to a crawl. I ran a virus scan, and noticed a huge number of files i'd never seen before get scanned.
Go to folder (hidden), thousands of movies.
Disco is neat.
- 23 Sep. 2011 12:30pm #5 I scan my desktop on a daily basis, Always have a firewall up, Tor, And write my own programs / wares unless it is a well known publisher. (IE: Yahoo, Steam, Msn, Ect) Originally Posted by Kain
so...I doubt its a virus o.0
- 23 Sep. 2011 12:56pm #6
Some software probably put it there. In windows, software doesnt have to ask for permission if it doesnt want to.
Originally Posted by C0FFINCASE Originally Posted by Artificial Originally Posted by Artificial
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