* CLICK IMAGES TO ZOOM IN .. and then click again once the image opens up to zoom even closer to be able to read things *This can be fond any where on the net. The below example just pertains to myspace but IT CAN happen anywhere on the internet so always pay attention people. This was just used as an example as it was seen on myspace by me so i made the tut with it as i seen fit. BUT REMEMBER IT CAN HAPPEN ANYWHERE.__________________________________________
Ok people this is a fake spyware program / virus and/or bad program that happens and pops-up anytime when you view certain pages on myspace OR any website for that matter.
It could happen anywhere and this thing has a script / cookie or temp file in them that will make your screen go a little hey-wire and will make your main fullsize screen collapse into a smaller screen with some FAKE porn file warning pop - up and will resize your screen to the bottom right corner of your screen like in image 2 below
Do not install this program what so ever no matter what it says to doOk say your viewing a web page like my example below, and it doesnt have to be myspace, it can be any sites page
* NEW * Fake spyware program, virus warning 08-09-07
what happens is when you open whatever page it might be myspace or any other webpage all of a sudden your screen will do this below and turn the page you was lookin at into a little window at the bottom of your screen and have a pop-up in the middle of your screen like below
*click the image to zoom in and read the FAKE pop-up warning*
* NEW * Fake spyware program, virus warning 08-09-07
OK now if you see this happen
DO NOT INSTALL IT OR CLICK YES OR NO what you have to do is close the window by hitting the close button
(also known as the X button) on the top right of the pop-up or internet window
what will happen then will be this image below
* NEW * Fake spyware program, virus warning 08-09-07
once you see this window pop-up and ACT like it is checking and searching your files ( but its really not )
you need to close that window as fast as you can by also using the close window button
ONLY( also known as the X button )
OK after that you need to go in and clear your temporary internet files and your internet cookies and also your history and after doing that you should be ok as long as you did not click on any other buttons on that pop-up or on the window that came up or tried to install this fake / bad program or whatever the hell it is..
(well untill next time if you might happen to come across this same thing some where again as i have come across it 2-3 times already )
if so just do the same things again.. this thing is not stored in your computer it is just a temporary thing from certain pages and is called a [CACHEBUSTER]
it is known and has been done to where this thing has ate up peoples hard drive and also made them lose everything on there computer
so be very careful when and if you see this happen and just be calm so you dont mess up and install it by accident like clicking on any of the other buttons besides just closing the window completely by the way i explained above here ONLY
this thing is set up to no matter if you click yes or no to auto-install on your computer..
so once again ONLY close the window by the top close button located on the top right of the window and remember to clean out you temporary Internet cache after you did the rest.
( if your not sure how to do that i have a tutorial that is coming soon to my website that is a video tutorial that will show you how over in the next couple days or so
here for firefox users or
here for ie users and post your question to find out how to clean your temp files )
PS
i would send the link out that makes this happen so you all could see the real effects of what really happens ( because if you follow directions above its pretty harmless but ) when a page is viewed so that you would be more prepared for it but i dont need or want jerks blaming me for helping this thing spread.. so i decided to do a image tut like above instead.. hope this helps you all and good luck with it.
