Dont post damn exploit codes

[JACOBKELL]

Next time when someone find something which look like exploit,don't copy paste it into thread,make a screen shot and save it a image.I cant open thread from spycam about exploit since nod32 block connection then.This could even cause to be entire domain blocked just because of one piece of code.

[nation-x]

Next time when someone find something which look like exploit,don't copy paste it into thread,make a screen shot and save it a image.I cant open thread from spycam about exploit since nod32 block connection then.This could even cause to be entire domain blocked just because of one piece of code.

[AbsHard]

I had to reboot after viewing that post,my antivirus went crazy and needed me to reboot

[CraK]

I removed the code from the other thread otherwise search engines will pick it up and label the board as having expoits and viruses.

[JACOBKELL]

I removed the code from the other thread otherwise search engines will pick it up and label the board as having expoits and viruses.

Exactly,that is why is bad idea to post such codes.

[Dred]

Actually it's a bad idea posting the code not only because of the board. It's also a bad idea because you (as the poster) are exposing EVERY webmaster AND surfer that visits the thread.

Real problems if that webmaster's/surfer's antivirus isn't "up to snuff". In trying to find an answer, you've also just became part of the problem.

[Spence]

Actually it's a bad idea posting the code not only because of the board. It's also a bad idea because you (as the poster) are exposing EVERY webmaster AND surfer that visits the thread.

Real problems if that webmaster's/surfer's antivirus isn't "up to snuff". In trying to find an answer, you've also just became part of the problem.

Not really. The board '[code]' is different and doesn't possess the ability to infect. The AV go haywyre because of the signature of the exploit is posted. the AV are somewhat smart, just not smart enough yet. In these cases I would rather the AV be overprotective anyway.

[Dred]

Not really. The board '[code]' is different and doesn't possess the ability to infect. The AV go haywyre because of the signature of the exploit is posted. the AV are somewhat smart, just not smart enough yet. In these cases I would rather the AV be overprotective anyway.

Ahhh, so it's the "signature" of the exploit setting off the antivirus alarms. I learn something new everyday...thanks Spence.