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ATTACKED IP from Google on TP
Dennis I'm running Norton Internet Security 2004 up dated to 2005.
Security is: on
personal FW: on
Intrusion Detection: on
(notify me when ID blocks connection box checked)
(auto block is: on)
Block Traffic is: on
Privacy control is: on (medium)
Ad blocking is: on (default)
Sorry to be a pain but these just started 3/16. Either my setting got changed at that update or Google has changed their operation at that point.
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ATTACKED IP from Google on TP
Tractorpoint Operator Note:
Please DO NOT go out and install Symantec Internet Security 2005. Based on this report I made the fatal misstake of installing it on one of my backup machines that was working GREAT before the install. I am very &*%^*^(*^&&*^&* off at this point for doing what I intrinsically believed to be a misstake.
I was just trying to replicate Harvey's issue now I have problems. I noticed during the install of the &^*&^*&^ SW that it was going in too many areas for my liking.
Now I am paying the price losing alot of valuable data and time for *&*(&(*&*( darn it! Looks like I wil be foreced to rebuild the machine. BEWARE!!!!!!!
Dennis
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ATTACKED IP from Google on TP
Dennis,
I have been running Symantec Internet Security 2005 (and all of it's predecessors) for the last 3 months or so and it has been working great.
I have been gone for a week and signed on to the internet and did my normal stuff for an hour or so and as soon as I signed on the Tractor Point, I also got the message of an attack. I have been on the internet for several hours since and as soon as I go back to TP, I get an attack....solution coming?
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The fix as far as I can see is to disable the Symantec product. I can tell you now that I had to resinstall my operating system because of it (Norton Internet Security 2005) I will not be looking into this any further from that regard (ie installing that product anywhere).
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ATTACKED IP from Google on TP
From my perspective this is a false alert. If someone disagrees exactly what if anything is happening to your PC from the supposed attack?
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I wouldn't install Symantec/Norton anything on my machines. They pollute the registry and waste too many clock cycles doing a mediocre job. Products have been written specifically to clean up after the mess they leave behind. Even uninstalling them can do bad things. Yech.
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Norton TOTALLY sucks! It will screw up the Window INI files not to mention nearly impossible to totally remove once installed. DO NOT use it! I did and paid the price too.
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Hey Guys, At the risk of sounding like a jerk, I had to chime in. Being a Macintosh user i'm curious, What's a virus? Sorry but I couldn't help that. Hope you get things straightened out.
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Yeah, windows is pretty crappy. Nobody has written a virus on QNX either, which is what I develop on, but the application base is pretty small on that OS. Sort of like a Mac.
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Sorry Dennis about your misfortune. I've used Norton for several years. It has never let me down. I do agree it does get into many places I may not need it. However that's, in my opinon, a cost of having to many people with to much time on their hands to write malicious code.
The 2005 version has been on my PC for over 6 months now so it's not 2005. It could be a daily update but I doubt it. It has something to do with google looking in.
Google is a fine company I am sure, I think it is the best engine out there. But why all of a sudden do they need to see what we are looking at here.
What is a good quality security software.
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