Silly Virus Question
- Thread starter GMorrison
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It's possible the Trojan on his computer is redirecting any link he attempts to access in HIS browser to an 'impersonator website' created by the person who made the Trojan.
You will always know if it's the real website or not, take a look in the address bar, and there will be various clues, both in the security certificate icon, and the address itself.
If you are still unsure, run Malwarebytes Anti-malware on your system.
You will always know if it's the real website or not, take a look in the address bar, and there will be various clues, both in the security certificate icon, and the address itself.
If you are still unsure, run Malwarebytes Anti-malware on your system.
Yeah I would second Malwarebytes, but also have Avast installed at the same time as running a full Malwarebytes scan. Also stop using Internet Explorer completely and use Chrome or Chromium as they are built with a sandbox approach and so are less vulnerable to trojan/virus infections.