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Sunrise-Moon wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

Once, I was bored, and decided that I could float down to the ground with a garbage bag parachute.

I was right 

I tried that a lot when I was little. It didn't work 

The trick is to get big thick trash bags, and use 3 xD

I copied taskmgr and renamed the copy to iexplore AND LEFT IT IN system32. Then I reset the shell in the registry.

Last edited by ihaveamac (2010-09-06 13:42:45)

terminator68 wrote:

So...AV Defender 2011 is a virus?

rogue*

antimonyarsenide wrote:

Ace-of-Spades wrote:

Basically he installed some stupid program, luckily kept the internet then googled how to get out of the situation, now he's calling himself some kind of geek king.

ihaveamac wrote:

I disconnected from the internet while using it.

There's such a thing as owning 2 computers with internet access

Go to school wearing clown paint. That's at least a hundred times more daring than ithis.

ThePCKid wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

Sunrise-Moon wrote:

I tried that a lot when I was little. It didn't work 

The trick is to get big thick trash bags, and use 3 xD

Lightbulb.

?

iCode-747 wrote:

samurai768 wrote:

ThePCKid wrote:

Lightbulb.

?

He above post inspired the PCKid to do something. 

lolwut images are funnier, though. 

Oh 

BRB. Lemme go something.

ihaveamac wrote:

Use google if you don't know what something means.

I ran AV Defender 2011 on my computer not in a virtual machine, not sand-boxed, I just ran it. It's an aggressive rogue antivirus that REALLY blocks program access (except iexplore.exe), and sets itself as the windows shell. The shell is explorer.exe, this thing sets itself as it so it starts in even safe mode.

I dared myself to do it. And I made it out alive. xP I killed the process by renaming taskmgr to iexplore, reset the shell, and then 0wned AV Defender with a real anti-malware program.

Ooo. I'm pretty sure I've gotten that virus before. Except I used Malware Bytes and renamed it to Firefox.

shadow_7283 wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

Use google if you don't know what something means.

I ran AV Defender 2011 on my computer not in a virtual machine, not sand-boxed, I just ran it. It's an aggressive rogue antivirus that REALLY blocks program access (except iexplore.exe), and sets itself as the windows shell. The shell is explorer.exe, this thing sets itself as it so it starts in even safe mode.

I dared myself to do it. And I made it out alive. xP I killed the process by renaming taskmgr to iexplore, reset the shell, and then 0wned AV Defender with a real anti-malware program.

Ooo. I'm pretty sure I've gotten that virus before. Except I used Malware Bytes and renamed it to Firefox.

I don't think it's a virus

shadow_7283 wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

0wned AV Defender with a real anti-malware program.

It sounds like it was a virus.

EDIT: Here.

That is not the same virus.

ihaveamac wrote:

shadow_7283 wrote:

ihaveamac wrote:

0wned AV Defender with a real anti-malware program.

It sounds like it was a virus.

EDIT: Here.

That is not the same virus.

? They're both called AV Defender...

ihaveamac wrote:

Use google if you don't know what something means.

I ran AV Defender 2011 on my computer not in a virtual machine, not sand-boxed, I just ran it. It's an aggressive rogue antivirus that REALLY blocks program access (except iexplore.exe), and sets itself as the windows shell. The shell is explorer.exe, this thing sets itself as it so it starts in even safe mode.

I dared myself to do it. And I made it out alive. xP I killed the process by renaming taskmgr to iexplore, reset the shell, and then 0wned AV Defender with a real anti-malware program.

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Last edited by ThePCKid (2010-09-06 19:27:54)