Laughing my ass off? 
You can use a JPEG to spread a virus/exploit, I'm sure you can hack some shit using wierd .vobs
S14 Drift, show me .jpg which contains virus, and i will reward you.
I have just seen Mikko1 in the chat at the server list in LFS
2s14:
As I said, exploit.
I never said "JPEGS carry viruses".
I said "JPEGs can spread viruses/exploits", so what I said is totaly true.
I never said "JPEGS carry viruses".
I said "JPEGs can spread viruses/exploits", so what I said is totaly true.
:uglyhamme silly noob giving out his details - Imo it's highly unlikely the account was hacked with any more whit than a simple question, any other way requires too much effort for little gain, unless some sad pervert has spent a lot of time and effort attacking this person.
A lesson sorely learnt, trust no one.
A lesson sorely learnt, trust no one.
Exactly: I just consider it never happened.
Never heard of the MSN Virus?
Well as I've said before, anything OMGCOOLPIX.jpeg.exe is an epic file extension fail 
I know so many people on my MSN with it! My friend's friend () has it and every single time he logs in he sends me a link to it.
) has it and every single time he logs in he sends me a link to it.Or HANNAH'SBEWBZ.jpeg.exe?
Isn't it normally "hey i got pics of that mad party yesterday go to <yourmsnname>.gayness.net.com" or something lol ..
Yes, it downloads a JPEG to your PC then, which is a virus. I don't know what it actually does though
Me neither. Not gunna find out !!!
No.
I've had 'What do you think of my new hairstyle' and simply 'Pic'
It's not file.jpg, it is file.jpg <a lot of spaces> .exe :P
just for reference
No it does no virus scan, but it reads the image and if it cannot read it
like a JPG it's rejected.
In fact, there is NO WAY that there can be a virus in skin files in the
first place. It would then no longer be a valid JPG file anymore. Ok Windows
had a bug once in JPG readers that could cause problems, but this is long
ago and been fixed ever since. And that wasn't even a virus - it was an
exploit of a Windows bug.
victor
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dustin" <my-email>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2009 11:02 AM
Subject: Website (LFSWorld) comment
> (sender username: imthebestracerthereis)
>
> Does LFSWorld scan the skins that people upload for viruses? We were
> having a debate on the forum (which I'm sure you already know about since
> he messaged you but for the thread:
> [URL]http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1026739[/URL]
)
>
> Anyway, not to get in his business too much, I was wanting to know if
> LFSWorld did scan before publishing for others. Thanks
> -Dustin
> that jpeg virus was four years ago, but i'd like to bet it's not the last of that type of virus...
anywho, for anyone's reference:
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2004-0200
http://www.microsoft.com/techn ... ty/Bulletin/MS04-028.mspx
yes, me too. and for a while there, most of them appeared on shikane.
anywho, for anyone's reference:
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CAN-2004-0200
http://www.microsoft.com/techn ... ty/Bulletin/MS04-028.mspx
yes, me too. and for a while there, most of them appeared on shikane.
I just checked and I could not find a way to login to this forum or lfsworld using HTTPS. Correct me if I'm wrong. I could only login to www.lfs.net through HTTPS. Therefore, every time you login to this forum or lfsworld your username and web password is sent through the Internet in plain text.
account hacked :( (What i did when my account got hacked)
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