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• Suspicious and sudden change of address IP by RN314 (aka The Russian are coming)

  Hey everybody,

  I used my ReadyNAS 314 for several weeks with little or no problems. However, today my NAS spontaneously changed its IP address to 5.19.18.xxx from my usual internal IP 192.168.1.x. I see this change on Windows Explorer (Win 7). You can also see my old static connection for music in the internal address. Am I being hacked? How can I resolve the IP address to my internal address?

  

  I understand having an address dynamic IP from my cable provider may cause a change, but it does not change a model of internal address that is followed in the Federation of Russia! I use ReadyCLOUD to access my data, but I did not any unusual changes in the last few days such as switching to a VPN. Some people suggested in other posts that ReadyCLOUD uses Russian IP addresses. Is this true? https://community.NETGEAR.com/T5/legacy-NETGEAR-and-partners-add/suspicious-IP-addresses-open-by-rea...

  I do not use ReadyCLOUD remotely, however.

  Last week, I have updated the firmware to the latest version OS 6.4.1. A few days ago, I deleted files that the ReadyNAS said have been infected with the virus. But, these files were 10 years or more and were not reported by Windows Defender, BitDefender or Kaspersky which I ran over the years. I delete them immediately. Yesterday, I noticed a very big performance drop in ReadyCLOUD, but he is back to his normal performance today. To add to the mystery, I typed this in the last 10 minutes, the Russian INVESTIGATION period has disappeared from Windows Explorer all on its own. I can always connect to the same local admin via my browser page, and the eth0 link always displays the same internal IP address.

  Clues about what is happening here?

  Hi cleveland_rocks,

  This IP address is generated through ReadyCLOUD and ReadyNAS remote. I suggest that you continue to access your ReadyNAS files using its local IP address. I just wanted to know if you see the same address in other local computers?

  Forward to your response.

  Kind regards

  BrainL
  NETGEAR community team

• Russian malware?

  Hello, just on here news from Channel 4 in the United Kingdom (TV) informed of a computer based major Russian malware, causing more than half a billion books stolen or taken as ransom after taking control of computers or home or businesses. I am naturally very worried after listening to what follows. Cyber crime expert Don Smith shows Channel 4 News how criminals get remotely to your computer ("almost certainly have better access to your computer that you do") in order to steal the "cold hard cash. I don't know if we could watch the foregoing out side UK. However, as I have heard the discussion of news that happens an e-mail with an attachment when you open the attachment the open computer will be controlled by the gang. He continues to inform how they ask for ransom to access folders on this computer, able to look at the user in accessing distance to their camera ect. I did not open these messages or attachments. But naturally very concerned if I am a victim? I am under my free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. I regularly updated MS Security Essentials. Are there any other technique, what can I do to see if mine is infected or attack? Thank you in advance for your comments, I want to say. Concerning

  "an email with an attachment arrives and when it is opened the attachment, the computer has opened will be under the control of the gang...  " Not, I opened these messages or attachments".

  Using "common sense" ("safe surfing") goes a long way toward prevention.  Never open a suspicious attachment.   In fact, even attachments in known friends/relatives have a danger, because their e-mail could have been hacked or even forged!   Therefore, we must always be on guard... even at the opening of "friendly" e-mails

  One thing that could help: opening of attachments inside Sandboxie.   In theory, if anything malicious is open and running, it should be caught in the trap in the sandbox and then easily ignored simply by closing the tray to sand.

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  What about ransomware, one of the most dangerous is CryptoLocker.   Fortunately, there is a program that I followed in this forum called CryptoPrevent, which easily blocks the known versions of Cryptolocker.   If you have not looked into it, you should read my long wire / underway here: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/virus-spyware/f/3522/t/19530796.aspx

  [FREE] program can be downloaded from CryptoPrevent   http://www.foolishit.com/vb6-projects/cryptoprevent/

  (scroll to the bottom of the page for download links).   Manually check updates "occasionally".

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  Regarding how to test your system for these infections [other than say, if CryptoLocker had completed his task, you might know, as it would invite you for ransom], I don't have a definitive answer... perhaps someone else might be able to address that.

• worm virus on chrome

  I have a virus worm on chrome. Can U help me to destroy it...

  Try to disable/remiving unknown extension.

  Chrome > settings > Extensions

• Ransomeware virus

  How to remove the ransomeware virus infected? Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks

  Please read Phony 'technical support' / 'ransomware' popups and web pages.

• How can I remove the virus of unknown number warning in Safari.  I can't cancel it.

  A number of scam (844-423-2467), a virus warning keeps popping up in Safari and I can't cancel it.  It just comes back.  How can I get rid of him and get Safari running back?  Thank you

  Quit Safari (use the option to force out in the  menu if you need). Relaunch Safari since the Dock icon while holding the SHIFT key.

  This reading can also be useful.

  Guide of Mac Malware: How can I protect myself?  http://www.thesafemac.com/MMG-defense/

• How can I delete an email from apple mail after removing the content (by virus scan software?)

  Recently, I received an avalanche of emails with malicious attachments.  I have not opened any of the accessories, and my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.  Thus, I find myself with an email on my system, no content.  Unfortunately, the system does not allow me to then remove the (s) e-mail that is left.  How can I remove these 'empty' emails in my Inbox mailbox?

  ... my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.

  Allowing something to edit the database of e-mail will result by it becomes corrupted.

  If you use Time Machine, restore the email by "entering Time Machine" of in Mail and choose a time to restore. Then, just delete suspicious e-mails in the usual way. Exit full screen before entering Time Machine.

  You may not use software "anti-virus" not Apple on a Mac, for this reason and many others. Identify the product you use to get the uninstall instructions.

• How to remove pop-up virus?

  Does anyone know how to remove pop-up virus? Congratulations google user reviews, it then asks me to answer 3 questions to be in the draw to win an iphone7. Please help, it keeps popping up every time I have using the site "Kissasian".

  Have you tried resetting the network settings? You can do this by going to the settings, choose general and tap reset network settings. Then connect to the Wi - Fi connection again.

• I think that my safari is infected with the virus, he on redirect keeps me from another Web site each time that I click my mouse or press a key on my keyboard... Help!

  I think that my safari (Yosemite) is infected by the virus, he on redirect keeps me from another Web site each time that I click of my mouse or press a key on my keyboard... Help!

  I can't seem to download the print screen, here, anyway, it starts the LINK share appears every time it redirect:

  -"ps4ux.com/click? h = Ax722bagzrmWM3RP_5wPSvP63fG7dqaJCNo55LiVexxUaivPBxSeS7A3C2V4-bO...» »-

  middle part is hidden by «...» »

  the last part is:

  -"ttp: 3% a % 2F % www.apple.com%2F 2F & rt = 46 & date_sid = 50fc88582b4e8512b3e35e56351a22a3" in a new tab.

  Run etrecheck to go to etrecheck.com and see what is running under the hood.

• no known viruses for macOS Sierra?

  Recently, I received a popup warning that seemed to know my location, the ISP and the operating system recommended use MacKeeper to remove a virus that it has scanned.  Address Web was apple.com

  It's a scam. No Web site can actually check a Mac OS X system for malware.

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• How can I check my Mac mini for spyware and other viruses

  How can I check my Mac mini for software spyware and other forms of virus? Recently, I received an electronic invoice which seems to come from Apple on a purchase that I did not. Unfortunately, I answered by clicking on a link that asked me to cancel or manage this purchase that led me to a site that didn't look like an official Apple site. I am afraid that simply by doing so, I welcomed the spyware on my Mac mini hard drive.

  My Mac was purchased in 2011 and runs on OS X El Capitan (version 10.11.6).

  Kind regards

  Politkovskaya

  Receive a fraudulent e-mail for a purchase confirmation, you did not is a very common scam. Remember that you are not misled by providing personal information solicited by this e-mail.

  Unfortunately, I answered by clicking on a link that asked me to cancel or manage this purchase that led me to a site that didn't look like an official Apple site. I am afraid that simply by doing so, I welcomed the spyware on my Mac mini hard drive.

  No harm will come of the fact that you wrote. Fraudulent Web sites that are made to appear as legitimate those who are specially designed to convince you to reveal personal information. If you don't have that, no further action is necessary or justified. Do not install anything, no matter the source or the apparent popularity, in response to one such scam. To do this would be the first step in a path well worn to the misery.

  On the other hand, if you were tricked into providing personal information (like your Apple ID and password) you will need to change your password on Apple ID. Please write back for instructions.

• Hey, Siri - Russian

  Hello

  I think that translation of "Hi, Siri ' in Russian, very strange and uncomfortable to use.

  Course translation sounds like "Hello, Siri." That is to say that I have say hello whenever I try to ask something.

  I think that good translation will be "Эй, Сири". I call and say hello.

  On the (now) Russia, looks like:

  -Launch of Hello, Siri, Finder?

  -Ok...

  ... after 5 minutes...

  -Hello, Siri, what is the weather like today?

  -Sunny

  Is it not strange dialogue for you? Can I change that on my mac/iphone? In future will be changed or customizable?

  Hello Sh.Viktor,

  We are just other customers from Apple here. We can help you with software and devices, you have, but let me assure you that we have little influence with Apple.

  If you want to send your comments directly to Apple, please use the official page of your comments to: http://www.apple.com/feedback/

  Or write a bug report: https://bugreport.apple.com

• virus help

  Hello, I have a problem, I have an iMac and a macbook air. I might have something of a virus installed on my iMac. I was in a hurry and I thought that it was adobe flash player. He's no pop ups or ads but the iMac caused me my password by e-mail. I enter immediately. Once I had on my laptop, I have tried to receive an email and the App Store has prompted that I had a virus but I clicked on ignore. Is that all I have to do to not let whatever it is compromised?

  First of all, you do not have a virus but may have installed another type of malware. Please download and install EtreCheckreport of your system. We then look for obvious problems. Please click on the link, download the application and run the report. Once you have the report, please copy and paste into your response to this post.

  If you would like more information on what is EtreCheck, just click on the link and you will find a description of the application.

• Problem with a Virus of Image to disc or something

  Hi all!

  My name is Cecilia, Im from Argentina. First of all, sorry, because my English is too bad, but I really need help. I searched around on Google, in fact and I can´t to find a solution to my problem.

  Recently, I have this kind of virus, malware or other, who is eating my RAM. As soon as I turn on my imac, this active thing by itself, in the form of a 'install', I can see it clearly in the activity monitor. 3 installers, which are essentially the disk images that I also see in disk utility, with names like 'adKrNd.dmg' ghost and other similar things (they still have a different name everytime I turn on the computer). When I want to move to the trash the .dmg, it won´t let me, saying that another application is using these files. I n ' t´know what to do, I downloaded an Anti Virus but it didn t work.

  Could you recommend me a good Anti-Malware for free? Maybe someone knows how to stop this?

  Thank you!!

  Manuela,

  Please NEVER install any antivirus, cleaning or another third-party utility maintenance on OS X. OS X is extremely safe and simply updated day will last probably years. In most situations, using antivirus, compensation or other similar applications will create more problems than they ever solve.

  However you have downloaded something like advertising software that can create a problem. My suggestion is to run a report of EtreCheckof your system. We then look for obvious problems. Please click on the link, download the application and run the report. Once you have the report, please copy and paste into your response to this post.

  If you would like more information on what is EtreCheck, just click on the link and you will find a description of the application.

  BTW, my wife and I spent 3 weeks in Argentina in early 2015. What a beautiful country you have!

• How do I know if I have viruses / whatever

  It seems that 'my computer' is send emails since, apparently, sent my items... to those who who do not have them.   How to stop this... or if I have a virus / whatever?  Also send emails to myself with nothing else than a "zip" attached file?

  There is no virus affecting the os x in the wild. And it is unlikely that you have been hacked - it's much more likely that someone has taken over your email address and send spam using as the address "from"; It is a very common practice. It's how you receipt of the e-mails apparently yourself - spam with Zip files is still prevalent, but usually he pretends to be an invoice or other document. In fact, it is malware, but probably only affecting Windows - do not open it, of course.

  It's infuriating when someone uses your address in this way, but there is not really anything you can do about it. Usually it stops after some spammers moving on to address some other victim.