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[Thomas]

MY WHOLE PC AHS BEEN HACKED ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IS HAPPENING IS NOT ME, I AM REINSTALLING WINDOWS DONT DO ANYTHING FROM ME

[mandai]

That netscan program you just posted seems to have some kind of malware attached, that's probably the cause of your problems.

[MrAksel]

Okay then Thomas, don't mind my comment in the netscan topic.
But how did you get hacked, if you downloaded something I want to avoid that.

[reececlarke]

Install Avast and turn on auto sandboxing after that submit every file you download to Virus Total.

[kolega28]

Install Avast and turn on auto sandboxing after that submit every file you download to Virus Total.

ESET of norton are both better tbh

[reececlarke]

on dection rates its the other way round so many viruses can get past nortan its unreal even more so avast is also free and out does norton by miles.

[Martin]

Install Avast and turn on auto sandboxing after that submit every file you download to Virus Total.

Dont you know that sandbox dont work viruses can bypass that they even can bypoass UAC(the box that you need to click ocntinue to run as admin). So it wont really helpe lol.

[DreadNought]

Infact reece is completely right, Avast outdoes EVERY paid & free antivirus, I am part of a underground hacking community(not public, & not HF), When they try to crypt the RATS/Viruses from AV detection, Avast is always the one that takes more work than all of the rest.

[Usman55]

IMHO, even avast's free version is better than the expensive sh*ts all around the net. avast!'s mix includes speed, security and user-friendly interface, all packed and sealed in a single software.

(BTW, when I'm a little too excited, my English breaks and I don't care about the mistakes or non-sense sentences)

[MrAksel]

Infact reece is completely right, Avast outdoes EVERY paid & free antivirus, I am part of a underground hacking community(not public, & not HF), When they try to crypt the RATS/Viruses from AV detection, Avast is always the one that takes more work than all of the rest.

Hacking community? Since you make viruses, it's definitely a cracking community. Hackers do positive stuff, tries to improve something or like Anonomys; prevent something (not always legal), crackers do negative stuff, makes viruses & harms computers. Hackers are split in two groups, white hats who tries to find security holes so they can be secured, and black hats, or crackers, who tries to find security holes to exploit them. That is a major difference, and the words are both misused. I consider myself a hacker, but not a cracker.