I may have a arma 2 key stealer on my pc HELP

[exomonkeyman 103]

The guy disorder seems to have a pretty good idea.

To compress it and stuff. But i will have a big chat with.. Well i can't call him my mate.

[intensity 157]

Just be sure to look out for this: http://www.funnyreign.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/totally-not-a-virus.jpg

[exomonkeyman 103]

Just be sure to look out for this: http://www.funnyreig...not-a-virus.jpg

Seems Legit.

[liquidmind 320]

I think it's very unlikely that a .php file is a key-stealer.

PHP-Files are html-files, marked to be pre-processed by a php-server to be shown to the client as html. They only work server-side. If you don't have a server installed, they are nothing but a text-file to your PC. They are not executable.

.exe, .msi, and other executables could to it, but certainly not a text-file.

[taco241 393]

When in doubt about your computer issues, just download more RAM.

http://www.downloadmoreram.com/download.html

[exomonkeyman 103]

When in doubt about your computer issues, just download more RAM.

http://www.downloadm...m/download.html

-_-!... IT WAS THIS EASY ALL ALONG TO DOWNLOAD RAM!!

Edited March 13, 2013 by exomonkeyman

[OrLoK 16191]

PhP's whilst not an exe or similar can hide commands of nastyness can they not? if run through a parser/browser?

Edited March 13, 2013 by orlok

[The Shadow 119]

Try downloading and running Malware Bytes, its a good program for finding hard to detect viruses. Could be worth a shot.

[Mos1ey 6301]

PhP's whilst not an exe or similar can hide commands of nastyness can they not? if run through a parser/browser?

I'm no expert but PHPs are script files so it would make sense that they could be used to perform simple tasks like retrieving keys from a set location and forwarding them to someone.

[OrLoK 16191]

Hello there

That's more along the lines of what I was thinking. Damn, there's so much I don't know...

Anyhoo, I wonder if we will hear from OP again?

Rgds

LoK