I hope all your computers are fine. I've never had a problem with
the Hello Mag website. I have good spam, spy and virus blockers on
my computer because of past problems. Now I know why like only 2
people are voting for Jerry presently.
Yeahhhhhh Baby!
HTZ--- I will try to contact them also maybe via e-mail.

> Thanks, I've got it all undercontrol and thank goodness a real
> computer expert in the home (PhD in computer engineering) so after
an
> afternoon of stress we are good. Like I said, we are pretty safe in
> this house but if there is a new virus that the security software
> can't detect, you are screwed.
>
> Trust me, we have a firewall and security software. This is just one
> that slipped through the radar. So if it slipped through all our
fire
> walls I can't suggest other people go to 'vote for jerry' and also
be
> at risk of getting this virus. Security software doesn't catch
> everything. When we researched this virus, it turns out other people
> have gotten the same one from an unamed "Celebrity News Web Site". I
> So all I can do is warn people to view hello magazine's web site at
> your own risk since it probably has 3rd party ads with imbedded bad
> content. If that ad is imbedded into their page (not a pop-up) then
> you are just screwed if your virus software lets it through. Ads
> rotate, so I had been on the site for days w/o a problem. I would
> contact the web site, but don't even want to log onto it now to find
> their contact e-mail. Not worth the risk.