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A few things here
1. You cannot get a virus through an ICQ url
2. You cannot get a virus through a normal web page.  It just can't happen.
You would have to download something and run it.
3. Where are the beeps coming from?  If it's just the little internal PC
speaker, then it would be your keyboard.

Dan Burke
dan@locovaca.dyn.ez-ip.net


> 2)Or,I got infected by an incoming Icq URL-message from someone I didn't
> know.This happened 3 times this afternoon (witch usually never
> happens).I went to take a short peep to this URL(went to the page).It's
> curious that 3 different people send me this URL within short
> intervals.They may have hacked/nuked me(really don't know what it is
> that's happening)since you can read my IP-address in my personal
> Icq-info.Most of those programs that hack or send whatever to damage
> your system is based on this IP address.Disabling it so that it wouldn't
> be viewable by unknown people with malicious intentions won't help.They
> just look it up by a spooky program that also can tell the status of the
> Icq member(he might be online while he has set himself in invisible
> mode).It gives them all the info as to your address they need.
> 3)Or I got onto a webpage that contained hidden virusimplementations or
> components.
> 4)The    re is     something wrong w                        ith my
> keyboard(see this exa    mple?It's doing tha    t the whole time.I have
> to                 correct so that it becomes rea    dable enough.
> It's that I had troubles with my keyboard after pressing to maney
> buttons at a time when the system frooze.After that incidence I had this
> non-stopping beeping noice(but every program worked just perfectly only
> these loud beepings).Luckily I had another 'cherry keyboard' witch
> solved the noice problem.