this is the second time this has happened, and i'm not sure if it's real, or if it's spyware doing it. i'm in the middle of using myspace, and it all of a sudden closes. a window pops up saying WARNING: you may have spyware, bla bla bla, you may lose unsaved data, something about erratic PC behavior, bla bla bla. then it asks me if i want to install a certain aintivirus 2009 program. i hit cancel both times, and a web page pops up and starts scanning my system. i suddenly close it before any type of scanning is complete.

now, i have the malware program, clamwin virus protection (if it's even any good), and spybot search and destroy all on my computer.. i do constant updates for all of these, plus i scan my comp with the windows defender thing (if that really does anything, i'm not sure).

so there. that's the story. my question is just whether or not anyone knows what i'm talking about with this window and if it's spyware, or if it's something to do with myspace, or if i actually have something wrong. both times it happened with firefox while i was using myspace. i think it's myspace, but who knows. maybe it's them trying to sell me a program.... who knows. maybe you guys/gals do??

antivirus 2009

Known malware. One of 'myspace' pages may have been compromised or it may just be a coincidence.



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Yup, I already have the Malwarebytes Program and I have scanned my notebook repeatedly with the most current updates. It hasn't found anything time and time again.