Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa
Titolo: [OT] avete problemi con Google ???

ciao
avete problemi con Google ?
Digitando 
www.google.com
 mi appare il seguente testo....
Capita solo a me ?
ciao
gabriele
Are you trying to get to Google?
Your computer is running software that doesn't allow you to use Google.
You're seeing this page because your computer is trying to send you to a
website that is pretending to be Google.  Over the past few weeks, you may
have seen a website that looks like Google, but launches pop-up windows and
does not work like Google. That page is not affiliated with Google in any
way and is intended to deceive you.
Why is this happening?
Most likely a program was installed on your computer automatically and
without your knowledge when you downloaded an otherwise harmless piece of
software. Or you may have been tricked into clicking on a disguised download
button while visiting a website.
What can I do about it?
This problem can be fixed fairly easily, but will require that you make
changes in a file that is part of your computer's operating system. You
should always be cautious when making these kinds of adjustments, as they
may affect the performance of your computer. If you are not comfortable
doing this yourself, you may want to print out this page and show it to
someone whose technical knowledge you trust.
What steps do I take?
The first step is to remove the entry for Google from your hosts file. This
entry is telling your computer where to send your computer instead of to
Google.
In Windows, open the Notepad program. You can do this by going to the Start
menu in the lower left of your screen, selecting "Programs,"  then
"Accessories," then "Notepad."
In the Notepad menu, click on "File," then "Open." You will see a new window
asking which file to open. You may need to change "Files of type" to "All
Files" instead of "Text Documents". The actual file to open is listed below:
If your computer is running Windows XP, Window NT, or Windows 2000, the file
is located in the folder found by following this path:
    My Computer >Local Disk(C) >Windows >System32 >Drivers >etc >hosts
If your computer is running Windows 98, Second Edition or Windows ME, the
file is located in the folder found by following this path:
    My Computer >Local Disk(C) >Windows >hosts
Once you have opened this file, remove entirely any line of text that
contains "
google.com
", "
www.google.com
" or other Google domains (such as
"
google.co.uk
"). To remove the text, highlight it by dragging your pointer
across the line while holding down the mouse button. Once the text is
highlighted,  hit the Backspace or Delete button, then save the file by
going to the File menu and clicking "Save."  You can now exit Notepad.
What else can I do?
You might want to try software that attempts to detect and uninstall
programs like this one. While we do not have a relationship with anyone who
offers this software and we cannot endorse a particular product, the most
popular programs for doing this seem to be Spybot Search and Destroy and
LavaSoft's AdAware.  The particular program affecting your computer is
relatively new, so these products might not be able to detect and repair
this type of problem yet.
The next step is to learn more. You can visit
http://www.doxdesk.com/parasite/
 to review information about a number of
known self-installing software programs. Several articles on the web may be
helpful, such as
·       
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/04/14/1050172507212.html
·       
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-877568.html
·       
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-257592.html
Investigate individual programs using search engines. Try keywords such as
"spyware," "scumware," and "adware."
Once you're informed, take action. Help your family and friends avoid these
annoying programs. If you can find the site that installed this software on
your computer, let them know how you feel about it. You might also want to
track down companies that benefit from having your web visits redirected,
and share your feelings with them.
Finally, it's quick and easy to file a complaint with the Federal Trade
Commission (FTC). This U.S. government agency handles complaints about
deceptive or unfair business practices. To file a complaint, visit:
http://www.ftc.gov/
 and click on "File a Complaint Online", or call
1-877-FTC-HELP. Or write to:
Federal Trade Commission
CRC-240
Washington, D.C. 20580
If your complaint is against a company in another country, you can file it
at 
http://www.econsumer.gov/
.

 Capita solo a me ?
Boh? Veramente nei bookmark ho sempre avuto 
google.it
Ho provato adesso a digitare 
google.com
 ma vengo subito
reindirizzato su 
google.it
 automaticamente.
-- 
Stardust®

 ciao
La devi smettere di andare a cercare le pornstars su google..
:-)


Gabriele veramente a me
mi rimanda al solito 
www.google.it
 come sempre
ciao
genio
riprova...sarai piu' fortunato...
;-)))

 not affiliated with Google in any way and is intended to deceive you.
Scarica e installa Spybot
http://www.safer-networking.org/
Vedrai che qualche porcheria te la trova di sicuro :-)
-- 
Stardust®

 Google.
Ti sei beccato un qualche virus, o dialer, che fra le tante brutte cose che
puo' avere fatto, ha sicuramente modificato il tuo file HOSTS, che serve per
preimpostare associazioni nome macchina-indirizzo IP.
Di solito il file HOSTS (senza estensione) e' vuoto, oppure contiene
l'associazione localhost-127.0.0.1 (che e' la macchina locale).
Segui le istruzioni contenute nel tuo post, e ripristina il contenuto
originale del file, in ogni caso potresti comunque essere in balia del
virus, quindi fai uno scan con qualche antivirus.
Il file HOST puo' essere utilizzato per ingannare i programmi Spyware, che
cercano di collegarsi a servers remoti per comunicare le abitudini di
navigazione degli utenti, e altre informazioni.
In questo caso, basta inserire la coppia nome macchina-127.0.0.1 per
impedire allo spyware di trovare il server remoto (ovviamente bisogna
conoscere il nome del server a cui lui vuole collegarsi).
Puo' avere un altro utilizzo, molto subdolo: redirigere le richieste ad un
sito di home banking (ad esempio 
www.fineco.it
) ad un altro server, che
contiene una copia esatta della pagina originale, ma che serve solamente per
carpire il codice utente e la password.
Ciao
--CJ

 ha scritto nel messaggio
news:JBGcb.121265$hE5.4...@news1.tin.it...
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 dovresti aver risolto .PS il mio sistema operativo è xp .
You have probably contracted a Trojan ...
http://www.europe.f-secure.com/v-descs/delude.shtml
Perhaps as a result of a hole in this patch ...
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-032.asp
I hope this page may be of some help about the reasons, remedies and
preventative measures ...
http://www.imilly.com/google.htm
-- 
Milly
Google translation! ...
(The email address above is not monitored, sorry)
Probabilmente avete contratto un Trojan...  
http://www.europe.f-secure.com/v-descs/delude.shtml
 
forse come conseguenza di un foro in questa zona...  
la speranza di 
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS03-032.asp
 
I questa pagina può essere di un certo aiuto circa i motivi, i rimedi
e le misure preventive...
http://www.imilly.com/google.htm
 
http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.imilly.com%2Fgoogle.htm&langpair=en%7Cit&hl=en&ie=ASCII&oe=ASCII
-- 
Milly 
(il email address qui sopra non è controllato, spiacente)