Radium <glucegen1@gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi:
>
>I've heard the FBI/CIA are invading our computers with a trojan horse
>called DIRT Trojan which is a remotely-installed keystroke-logger. If
>I am typing something to usenet or chat rooms, those sick FBI/CIA
>scumfoams can see the stuff even I if I don't post it. They can see
>any text on my PC even if it isn't saved to any file. Even if I decide
>not to post the text to a newsgroup/chatroom, its too late because the
>sick f---ing sadistic cold-hearted FBI/CIA [and other totalitarian
>cults] would have already seen me typing the stuff.
>
>DIRT is an extreme invasion of privacy and goes undetected by Symantec
>and Mccafe AV softwares.
>
>Is there anyway to protect myself from DIRT while using the net?

<Rant clipped>

FireWall, only you touch your OS, passwords, never let anybody plug in
a USB Pen Drive into your computer (autorun.ini)

Your modem lights are the best way to see if anything is going out
that shouldn't.

I have nothing that updates, other than NOD32 and it ask if it can
call out.

I've had 2 worms in my time and both I've caught by the modem lights.

Even if this DIRT is a rootkit, modem lights will show it's activity.
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