Fixed.
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Yes, you may get malvare, spyware, viruses and downtime on a daily basis on M$ Windows but at least it's commercially supported unlike Linux which, despite being malvare-, spyware-, virus- and downtime-free, is not commercially supported...
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same as the other day for me, this has been happening for a couple of days.
At home today, non admin account ->
avast! | Security Center
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I run Chrome and have MSE up-to-date and running real-time, but don't see any of these warnings. Now I'm worried that I should be seeing warnings!
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It seems Exploit.Drop variants can arrive via email and IM, in addition to compromised web sites. Sure you didn't get a bit too excited about the "pics" attached to that email from Yevgenia8735482@hotmail.ru?
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FWIW, Malwarebytes has been known to show false positives for at least one Exploit.Drop variant.
I'm still digging around trying to find out more about it…
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Originally posted by chef View PostSo that's a yes then

Methinks a virtual machine to surf in might be an answer.
One that doesn't have any writeable shared folders accesible too.
I had some virus try to land itself in the Dropbox directory of an XP system. Dropbox got deinstalled from that system sharpish.
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I notice you weren't logged in - the logged out user notice is visible at the top of your image. Changing sockies were we?
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CUK Virus again?
Hit CUK General, get this

It's getting silly now.
Really think it's time to perma flounce from here.Last edited by DimPrawn; 4 May 2012, 11:05.Tags: None
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