Warning Yahoo ads have Malware

[zeitgeistman]

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-5761661...re-attack/ thought i should warn you all ps if anyone has the skills to do this safely can you scan these 2 torrents and tell me of theyre totally safe ( im not saying theyre bad but i want to be sure ) and then tell me what you scanned them with once you un rar all parts of them thanks https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-cyberpo...tkit-maybe as u can see i had 1 reply but they didnt explain if they tested them or how they tested them so im unsure if they did bother to test them !

thanks

[ddoking007]

if you have a sandbox (or a program that has a sandbox install it with that and do DEEP scan i use avast to scan) but then again i don't store any files on my computer other than games and anti viruses so I don't really have to worry about losing anything I store everything on a external (except torrent files)

[zeitgeistman]

i dont have sandbox and my main pc is fucked which is why im asking anyone with the skills to check those 2 cyberlink torrents, it may not be the cause of my windows being screwed but i want to be 100% sure thanks to anyone that can do this for me.

if you have a sandbox (or a program that has a sandbox install it with that and do DEEP scan i use avast to scan) but then again i don't store any files on my computer other than games and anti viruses so I don't really have to worry about losing anything I store everything on a external (except torrent files)

[Jitenderg]

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-5761661...re-attack/ thought i should warn you all ps if anyone has the skills to do this safely can you scan these 2 torrents and tell me of theyre totally safe ( im not saying theyre bad but i want to be sure ) and then tell me what you scanned them with once you un rar all parts of them thanks https://pirates-forum.org/Thread-cyberpo...tkit-maybe as u can see i had 1 reply but they didnt explain if they tested them or how they tested them so im unsure if they did bother to test them !

thanks

Yahoo has already began trying to clean-up the mess, but if you’re computer may already be infected http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/busi...k/4327041/ has a few tips for you. First, you should run a scan using a trusted antivirus/malware program such as Norton.
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Anti-virus/anti-malware software is recommended for all computers, and full-system scans/cleaning should be performed at regularly scheduled intervals. Contact local experts for further assistance should you think that your computer has been infected.