How do I tell if an operation site is becoming infected?
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first you feel a numb feeling and your feverish, this is due to the fact that your white blood cels are working to fight the bacterias invading the dead tissues on your operation, if this is to severe a septic shock will occur such that the patient will be brought to the hospital for some antibiotic feeding.\nnext is pus will ooze from the operated area, and you will feel some lupms near to operated site this are the lypmh nodes they strain out the bacterias and when they are used too much they swell and becomes painful.
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The outgoing activity could be spyware so it can't hurt to have it checked unless you trust your anti-spyware software 100%.
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You're computed is infected . Join this forum http://www.bleepingcomputer.com
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Scan for malware and viruses using these free tools:\n\nTrend Micro HouseCall - http://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\nAd-Aware - http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/\n\nCheck your startup entries (Start --> Run --> type "msconfig" --> click the "Startup" tab) to see if there's anything unwanted there.
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maybe the site is down.  Some sites go down for updates, or hacker attacks.  what is the site?
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First run a viruse scan. They may have added tools that allow to keep coming in. Second if there are any strange files, removed files, modified files you may have been hacked. But there really is no way to know unless they changed something.
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You may have transfered a virus onto your computer
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Try doing a "System Restore" in safe mode (f8 on restart). That turns off most of the programs that automatically run on startup. This where a lot of virus' hide. Make sure that you go back to a date far enough  to restore system prior to the suspected infection.
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I have seen spyware do this, have you scanned the system with spybot or adaware? This could also indicate a denial of service attack.
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Sometimes there's no evidence at all.\n\nIf you know your computer's normal operation, sometimes you can detect abnormal disk activity or abnormally slow connection when you're online, but those could also be due to many other things.\n\nTo avoid having someone hack in to your computer, always:\n\n1. Have an anti-virus program installed, and keep the definitions up-to-date.\n\n2. Keep your operating system up-to-date with the latest fixes from the vendor (Microsoft for Windows, Apple for Macs, etc.)\n\n3. Install a software firewall such as ZoneAlarm. The one provided by default in Windows XP isn't always enough to protect you.
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Some sites just  looking have embedded trojans in them.  If you have good antivirus program, the embedded trojans or virus would be detected and destroyed in real time.  If you don't, I suggest that you run the antivirus program you have with a full scan and see if you come up clean.  \n\nGood luck, hope you come up clean.\n\nMinddoctor, France
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Try doing a spyware/malware/virus search using Spybot Search & Destroy or Lavasoft's Adware program. The symptoms you have are definitely pointing to malicious activity.
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Not enough information here to help much.  Virus, Trojan or adware acitvity sounds likely.
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It's part of an antivirus system. Check the vendor's web site.
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usually not, scan it with an antivirus
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either goggle it or go to Microsoft security and enter it there to find the correct form of virus
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Hi there,\n\nThe best advice would be to download a free trial of a product called Prevx1.  This currently offers the strongest protection and removal capabilities of any security product available, and also won't cost you a thing!\n\nYou can read more about Prevx1 and/or download their Free Trial here: (Simply click on "Infected?")\nhttp://www.prevx.com\n\nGood Luck