
Quote: Originally Posted by
Mercurial
oh you mean this.
though you're really stupid if you install this kind of stuff X_x; why would you want addional toolbars X_X;?
to get something like this?
edit 1:OH PS. the toolbar doesn't affect IE8 or google chrome :P! dunno bout firefox :P
not really a scary fella

edit 2: oh it seems vipre only caught the registry not the files ;D?
edit 3: and oh the thing really cannot spread itself... it has to be the users will to install it so yea... =)
I dont want any additional toolbars. Think about the novice ppl who dont know the difference about good and bad. If they install such toolbars, their Av should detect it at the time of installation.
Answer 1: The toolbar does affect
IE8 and Firefox only.
Answer 2: Vipre caught the registry because the toolbar installer is 1st trying to make its place in the startup folder. The installation was failed due to Vipre.
Answer 3: Yes it cannot spread by itself. But as i said, its you who knows about adwares and spywares. What about the millions of Windows users who dont know the difference. That's why we install AV. Right?
Quote:
though you're really stupid if you install this kind of stuff X_x; why would you want addional toolbars X_X;?
I hate toolbars. It was just a way to see if MSE catches it or allows it to install to slow down the internet.
Hope this answers all your questions
Sir.