What's this ?

http://64.62.228.94/privacySMP.asp?xP03

This seems to be the default page on IE6.0 on my boys computer. Before I
remove it / change the home page back to google, can anyone add anything
to wat it's all about, as it's a bit suspicious to me?
The two links which it is trying to get you to click on are both java.
Version currently installed is 1.5.0_6-b05

Looking in Internet Options the Home Page address say's "Are you at
least 18 years old".

I have an idea what he's been looking at (not me honest gov!)

This does not appear on Firefox, not quite sure why he's be using IE6.0.

Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net

keith (Southend_2)

keith (Southend_2) wrote:
> http://64.62.228.94/privacySMP.asp?xP03
>
> This seems to be the default page on IE6.0 on my boys computer. Before I
> remove it / change the home page back to google, can anyone add anything
> to wat it's all about, as it's a bit suspicious to me?

A bit? It's classical scam.

> The two links which it is trying to get you to click on are both java.
> Version currently installed is 1.5.0_6-b05

Oh well, please get 1.5.0_7.

> I have an idea what he's been looking at (not me honest gov!)

And I have an idea who's system is compromised and should be
approciately treaten.

> This does not appear on Firefox, not quite sure why he's be using IE6.0.

For the same reason as about 40% of the other kiddiots - they don't know
how to differ between a webbrowser and an ActiveX Rich Platform Client.

Sebastian Gottschalk

Sebastian Gottschalk wrote:
> keith (Southend_2) wrote:
>
>>http://64.62.228.94/privacySMP.asp?xP03
>>
>>This seems to be the default page on IE6.0 on my boys computer. Before I
>>remove it / change the home page back to google, can anyone add anything
>>to wat it's all about, as it's a bit suspicious to me?
>
>
> A bit? It's classical scam.
>
>
>>The two links which it is trying to get you to click on are both java.
>>Version currently installed is 1.5.0_6-b05
>
>
> Oh well, please get 1.5.0_7.
>
>
>>I have an idea what he's been looking at (not me honest gov!)
>
>
> And I have an idea who's system is compromised and should be
> approciately treaten.
>
>
>>This does not appear on Firefox, not quite sure why he's be using IE6.0.
>
>
> For the same reason as about 40% of the other kiddiots - they don't know
> how to differ between a webbrowser and an ActiveX Rich Platform Client.

Thanks Sebastian. Java now version 7. Google now homepage, plus I
removed all the tempoerary internet files and cookies just for the sake
of it

Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net

keith (Southend_2)