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11-14-2008 #1Fish Food
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The virus
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11-14-2008 #2Super Moderator
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what?
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11-14-2008 #3Fish Food
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nod32 writes that the URL is sitting Trojan
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11-14-2008 #4Staff News Poster
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11-14-2008 #5PokerForums God
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false positive imo (ive no idea wtf that means but i saw it somewhere and thought it was smart to add here)
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11-15-2008 #6Check Raiser
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I clicked that category hundreds of times. Either I have lots of virudes that AVG doesn't pick up or Kid is trying to hack all of our poker acounts. hmmmm... maybe that's why Kid doesn't play very much poker.
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11-15-2008 #7Siddhartha
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My Nod32 AV also suggests that this page may contain a varient of the JavaScript.NoClose.A
Only these two pages
General Online Poker Discussion - PokerForums.org
Online Poker Room Discussion - PokerForums.org
I looked through the javascripts called and these pages and compared them to others and could not find a difference. I thought mayve these may have an ad that the others dont, but I couldnt find that eitherTrojan.JavaScript.NoClose is a javascript snippet that can exist in webpages which opens Internet Explorer windows which are intentionally made difficult or impossible to close by the user.
Tip: Click on the window and press ALT-F4. This will force most browser windows to close.
Also Known As: Trojan.JavaScript.NoClose.a, JavaScript/Noclose.b, Trojan.NoClose, JavaScript/NoClose-B, JavaScript/NoClose.C, JavaScript/NoClose.i, JavaScript/NoClose.Q"People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don't believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can't find them, they make them." - George Bernard Shaw
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11-15-2008 #8The Forefather
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Weird... I see no instance of that on those pages. Gay... do any of you have difficulties closing the browser?
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11-15-2008 #9The Forefather
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No, all pages have the same ads (they're sitewide) so I don't know why those pages would be showing that error. I also find it ridonkulous that it's called a Trojan even though it appears to just be a Javascript annoyance that makes it difficult to close spawned browser windows (since when was that a Trojan?).
Appears that this Nod32 program is quick to make accusations...
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11-15-2008 #10Siddhartha
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No... cant see any symptoms at all. Really weird that only these 2 pages never noticed before as I dont often open the sub-forums (I opened them all today to check), so no idea when it started.
Originally Posted by KiD[ReD]
The error states "probably a varient" I wonder if Nod32 is seeing a javascript doing something with the term "online poker", which is in the title of these two forums but none of the others, and seeing it as a possible trojan."People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don't believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can't find them, they make them." - George Bernard Shaw
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