And Do You Have a Bridge For Sale?

[dpaul007.livejournal.com]

I adore users who, while I am remotely connected to their computer cleaning out spyware, vehemently deny *ever* having been anywhere on the web on their company computer.

So I open up -- while he's watching -- C:\Documents And Settings\USERNAME\Temporary Internet Files.

And I highlight each cookie pointing to Webshots, Online Casinos, EVEN SOME PR0N, and let it sit there.

He asks,"What are you doing now?"

...pause...

Me: "Oh, just making some screenshots." (I was eating a slice of pizza, actually)

Him: "Um, I see."

I cleaned up Gator, Webshots, and deleted his history and cache for him.

"Ooops, looks like I have to escalate this, sir."

Hehehehe.

Comments

Yes!

[greeklady.livejournal.com]

Evil torture! I love it!

Ok want to hear something very bad. I applied for a tech job at gator. *facepalm* I am so ashamed!

Re: Yes!

[aphrodeia.livejournal.com]

Just sign on the dotted line, and your soul will belong to us...

Naughty you!

Re: Yes!

[greeklady.livejournal.com]

Hey its a job man, and possibly a well paying one. Worst case scenario, I'll know how to really remove it all and give you all tips if I actually got it.

Re: Yes!

[klytus.livejournal.com]

Odds are, they're going to want your help in making their spyware even MORE unremovable than it already is.

[ravenshrinkery.livejournal.com]

I encourage you to join them and leave a backdoor removal script that you won't share with anyone but us, if you MUST make it harder to remove. Say, ping a computer in a specific series of ports and off it goes, automagically :).

If you must join the dark side, at least throw us a bone :).

Re: Yes!

[geekgrrl-ca.livejournal.com]

Their practices are probably no worse then any megacorp that sells out their techsupport to india. At least with gator you know they're trying to screw you over.