Comentarios en: Cuando Facebook dice que tu computadora está infectada con malware https://www.spamloco.net/cuando-facebook-dice-que-tu-computadora-esta-infectada-con-malware/ Mon, 08 May 2017 10:07:22 +0000 hourly 1 Por: Alejandro Eguía https://www.spamloco.net/cuando-facebook-dice-que-tu-computadora-esta-infectada-con-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-199906 Mon, 08 May 2017 10:07:22 +0000 https://www.spamloco.net/?p=16060#comment-199906 @rosemary, intenta acceder desde otro navegador como Firefox, Chrome o Internet Explorer, uno diferente al que tengas actualmente.

]]> Por: rosemary https://www.spamloco.net/cuando-facebook-dice-que-tu-computadora-esta-infectada-con-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-199866 Sun, 07 May 2017 22:24:15 +0000 https://www.spamloco.net/?p=16060#comment-199866 Tengo el mismo problema de tu amigo, he realizado lo que recomiendas pero igual no me permite usar mi pc, tengo un excelente antivirus y mi pc no esta contaminado.
¿Que otra cosa puedo hacer para no descargar esta herramienta de la cual no me confìo?

]]> Por: Cavernícola https://www.spamloco.net/cuando-facebook-dice-que-tu-computadora-esta-infectada-con-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-175196 Tue, 29 Mar 2016 04:05:53 +0000 https://www.spamloco.net/?p=16060#comment-175196 ¿Qué patrones usa el servidor de facebook para detectar malware en un sistema?
¿Cuánto han pagado las casas de antivirus para expandir sus productos?
Dinero, Dinero, Dinero, la vida se consume en dinero.

]]> Por: Jack Yan https://www.spamloco.net/cuando-facebook-dice-que-tu-computadora-esta-infectada-con-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-174982 Sun, 27 Mar 2016 13:11:47 +0000 https://www.spamloco.net/?p=16060#comment-174982 In addition, if you download the anti-malware scan, it knocks out your real antivirus program. Sadly, I learned the hard way. Facebook and Kaspersky (in my case) refuse to answer questions about it, and the scan does not appear in your list of installed programs. The mistrust is well placed, in my opinion. If a temp file triggers it, as you say, then Facebook actually has no business poking around in your temp folder. In addition, there are many cases where an “infected” computer works perfectly well with another username and password, indicating that it has nothing to with the computer itself, but the Facebook account.

My theory is that Facebook is reaching the end of its life, and its databases can no longer handle the pace of some accounts. By putting up this road block, certain heavy-usage accounts are slowed down. There are many indications of faulty databases, not least the massive list of errors that had been gathering at Get Satisfaction, before Facebook shut down its part of the site. The site is also plagued by spambots and click-farm accounts, many of which have more rights than legitimate users. The pattern of its demise is very clear, and it is following the exact pattern of the old Vox.com when it was owned by Six Apart.

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