I get a message from the following site: http://www.amaena.com/securityworm2/?aid=am2&lid=yahoo and?
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DON'T DO IT!  It is likely a pop-up ad that is either spyware, or will take you to a spot and tell you to buy this special software to fix a non-existent problem.  These pop-up ads are total rip offs.
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you should email  phishing-abuse@cc.yahoo-inc.com include the full headers\n\nfor more info read the link
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The article follows. But if you have been receiving these emails: don't open; forward to your abuse@yahoo.com and categorize as spam.\n\nAlso, ensure your virus protector up to date.After you update it, run a COMPLETE scan just to be sure.\n\nAlso, you can set up your virus protection/filters not to allow the title and content of the email to get to your box but to be diverted immediately to SPAM and added to your BLOCK addresses.\n\n-------------------------------\nYahoo, world's most popular e-mail, hit by worm Tue Jun 13, 1:48 AM \n\nLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news), the world's \nlargest provider of e-mail services, said on Monday that a software \nvirus aimed at Yahoo Mail users had infected "a very small fraction" \nof its base of more than 200 million accounts. \n\nThe e-mail virus, or worm, has been dubbed Yamanner and landed in \nYahoo mailboxes bearing the headline "New Graphic Site." Once \nopened, the message infects the computer and spreads to other users \nlisted in Yahoo users' e-mail address books, security experts said.\n\nThe e-mail containing the virus need only be opened -- in contrast \nto most worms that are hidden in attachments and require users to \ntake an additional step -- to release the virus, according to \ncomputer security site Symantec Corp. (Nasdaq:SYMC - news).\n\nThe Sunnyvale, California-based company advised users to update \nvirus and firewall software on their computers and to block any e-\nmail sent from the address " av3@...."\n\n"We have taken steps to resolve the issue and protect our users from \nfurther attacks of this worm," Yahoo spokeswoman Kelley Podboy said \nin a statement.\n\n"When we learn of e-mail abuse, such as a worm or other online \nthreat, we take appropriate action," she said. "(A) solution has \nbeen automatically distributed to all Yahoo Mail customers, and \nrequires no additional action on the part of the user."\n\nYamanner, first detected by Yahoo and major computer anti-virus \nsoftware makers earlier on Monday, was ranked as having a low threat \nlevel by Trend Micro Inc. (Nasdaq:TMIC - news) and McAfee Inc. \n(NYSE:MFE - news)\n\nBut Symantec considers the worm an "elevated threat," one step up \nfrom the lowest ranking in terms of relative danger.\n\nSymantec's Security Response site suggested Yahoo Mail users might \nprotect themselves by upgrading to the latest test version of the \nrecently upgraded Yahoo Mail software.\n\n"The worm cannot run on the newest version of Yahoo Mail Beta," \nSymantec's site said.\n\nA Yahoo spokesman was not immediately available to comment on \nwhether the company advised users to do this.\n\nThe worm exploits a vulnerability in Javascript technology used to \nmake the mail program easier to use by triggering embedded HTML \nscripts to run in the computer user's browser.\n\nThe e-mail addresses are also sent to a remote online computer \nserver, which may be used to run spam campaigns, experts said. The \ntechnical name of the worm goes by variants of " JS.Yamanner."
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what kind of chatting script you are using?\nif its yahoo, i dont think it gives any such popups however check you might have infected with spyware or adware;
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you can tell your anti virus provider, yahoo´s webmaster or customer service guys
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Are you sure this is the exact message? Normally it is something like\n\n"a computer is trying to access your computer"\nor\n"your computer is trying to access the Internet on port 1027"\n\nIt is hard to tell what is going on without the exact message. The computer is giving you a warning about your computer trying to do something like get your mail, go to a website, etc. or about another computer trying to connect to yours. If you can give more information maybe we can help.
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They're spam.  My guess is the trick is they wait for you to reply, wondering where the message went, and then they know that you have an active email address.
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That is fraud.  You need to report it to Yahoo.  Forward the messages to spoof@yahoo.com
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Thanks a lot, new Yahoo! Toolbar also includes a phishing plugin.
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There is a massive worm attacking Yahoo mail at this time. Look here for more information. http://www.theregister.com/2006/06/12/javscript_worm_targets_yahoo/
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This looks like a fake email.\n\nLegitimate Yahoo email headers would look like this, including a confirmation by Yahoo! DomainKeys:\n\n\n"Yahoo! Answers" \n<answers-abuse@cc.yahoo-inc.com>  \n\nYahoo! DomainKeys has confirmed that this message was sent by cc.yahoo-inc.com
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go to http://help.yahoo.com/help/security/
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this is a scam. if you click on it, you open up your computer to all kinds of nasty stuff like viruses. the people running the scam will ask for your address, phone number, social security number, credit card, etc., etc. If you are foolish enough to give them this, you will become the victim of identity theft. Delete the message, or if it is in Yahoo mail, send it to spam.\n\nI can't repeat often enough, if you don't know the person sending you a message, DELETE IT WITHOUT OPENING IT!
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QUOTE\n\nReporting incidents\n\n    * To Yahoo!\n          o If you believe your Yahoo! account has been compromised, please report the incident using our contact form.\n          o If you have been contacted by someone about your Yahoo! account asking for a password, birth date or other personal information, please forward the email to mail-spoof@cc.yahoo-inc.com. Please include the full headers and the HTML source code of the email you received.\n          o If you are a member of the security community and need to report a technical vulnerability, contact: security@yahoo-inc.com.\n    * To Law Enforcement\n      In the event that you believe that your personal safety is at risk or if you believe that you may be the victim of identity theft or other illegal conduct, please contact the appropriate federal, state or local law enforcement agencies directly. \n\nEND QUOTE
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I think you mean spam.\nIt is there in the page usually on the top of the message, as Report Spam or Report Junk like this.
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I think that's it.\nhttp://yahoo.weblogsinc.com/2005/09/14/review-new-yahoo-mail-beta/\nor\nhttp://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/scp/viewer/index.php?client_id=1173&event_id=16828
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Someone may be hacking into your computer, possibly via Yahoo Messenger.  First, I would update my antivirus software and do a full system scan the then to the same thing for spyware.  I would make sure that you have firewall software.  I personally use Zonealarm Security Suite which has an antivirus program, IM security software, antispyware and spam filtering.\n\nIf you use IM software, set the software to reject any message from people not on your buddy list.