Need PC Help~Vanity

[Niteflyr]

Starting last night my emails are coming with this line~

" Go to Libra ESVA ha rilevato un possibile tentativo di frode proveniente da" (and then the address or link.)

attached to the beginning of links and email addresses in red

[Niteflyr]

effectively changing the address and link to something else. I haven't clicked on any of them as concerned I may have gotten an email worm of some kind. Never seen this before...any idea what is causing this?

[MrEdd]

Are you logged on?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

SuperAntiSpyware

[TomGuy]

According to a Google search on Libra ESVA, that is a virus program.

It could be one of those ‘click on this to scan your computer’ and then it gives you a trojan.

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Where is your email? It may be an advertisement embedded via your email, if you use Hotmail or some such.

[andy58-in-nh]

It’s an Sicilian scam. If I were you, I’d pay.

[Westbrook]

> Go to Libra ESVA ha rilevato un possibile tentativo di frode proveniente da It's Italian that means, "Go to Libra ESVA has observed a fraud attempt originating from " I don't know if this is legitimate. Give me a few minutes to check.

[Allegra]

Hey, does Jack in the Box still have that two tacos for 99 cents thing going on?

[Niteflyr]

on most pages all the addresses have this prefix inserted in red. here is a scan example:

[Westbrook]

Here is a web site originating in Italy and advertising itself as an internet security business.

http://esva.libra.it/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15&Itemid=28&lang=en

Don’t go there unless you know who they are.

[Niteflyr]

It could be one of those ‘click on this to scan your computer’ and then it gives you a trojan. == Where is your email? It may be an advertisement embedded via your email, if you use Hotmail or some such.

I run all my email through Gmail and then view on Mozilla Thunderbird. But I noticed it is appearing on the mail at Gmail before I download it locally.

[Niteflyr]

Don’t go there unless you know who they are.

I have no idea who this is so I don't click on any of them. I sent a simple email with a link to my website to a friend last night and when I got it back as a reply it had that prefix attached... now it is on every email I get

[Carley]

No, it’s my Nigerian uncle. Send him your firstborn.

[Carley]

In all seriousness. Shut down. Restart and Run your virus protector. A full scan.

[Niteflyr]

Here is a web site originating in Italy and advertising itself as an internet security business.

With that I went into my programs list and found a program I did NOT install on purpose (must have been bundled with something else) called "Bonjour" ...seems Italian to me and I had no idea what it was so I un-installed it...when I did that it called for Firefox and Thunderbird to be closed to finish the uninstall...I said "Ah HA!". May have found the culprit. Now I have to wait and see if that did it. But at least it makes sense with what was said here and what I had happening...

[Niteflyr]

In all seriousness. Shut down. Restart and Run your virus protector. A full scan.

I did that first thing...a full AVG scan...nothing showed....but read the previous post ..I think I might have found the reason...

[library user]

Bonjour is crap Apple puts on your PC.

[library user]

"Bonjour" ...seems Italian to me.

Facepalm!

[Arizona Carolyn]

I got rid of AVG after it allowed a worm into my computer, now I run AVAST and knock on wood seems to work.

[andy58-in-nh]

And he’ll wire me the sum of $47,500,000.00 (forty seven million, five hundred thousand United States dollars) into my account from the “Central Bank Of Nigeria Apex Bank”, right?

[Niteflyr]

Bonjour is crap Apple puts on your PC.

Oh...well maybe that wasn't it...:o(