Whats wrong here?

[new]

I went to a site and it came up with this message:

 

Your computer (IP: xx.xxx.xx.xxx) generates an attacking DOS requests at our servers caused by the spyware/virus named 'Troj/Rustok-N'

 

 

We cannot provide you with an access to our content for browsing purposes as it will lead to the inevitable crush of our website.

 

 

We strongly recommend you to run your antivirus edition and, if necessary, check it for the latest updates available.

 

 

You may also download recommended software, which has been approved by a number of our surfers who encountered the same problem and used this software to overcome it.

 

 

We apologize for the inconvenience, and hope we'll see you again on xxxxxx.com

 

 

Find more comments on the software at: xxxxxxxxx.com

Edited December 8, 2008 by new

[BeeCeeBee]

Hi New,

 

Are you getting this message anywhere other then one particular site?

 

This may be nothing more than a malicious intent to either induce you to purchase some useless software or, even worse, cause in infection itself. You may have been trying to reach a legitimate site that has been hijacked.

 

If you have no other problems I would suggest that you simply stay away from the site in question and never click on any links suggested.

 

If you are having general difficulties while browsing you should let us know and we will direct you on how best to rid your PC of any malware that may have found its way in.

[Guest Wolfeymole]

This sounds like some obscure scam.

 

Send me the url in PM so I may have a look.

[Goku]

Hello New. I think I will disagree with Wolfey and Barry on this. I have a very vague idea on what site you are trying to visit and it has a genuine reputation. Besides, if the site does not ask for any personal information or asks you to click somewhere else, then it is not scam.

 

I strongly recommend you to run through our Malware Disinfection procedure. Perform the steps and reboot your computer and try to access the site. Is it accessible now?

 

-- Goku

[new]

Hi New,

 

Are you getting this message anywhere other then one particular site?

 

This may be nothing more than a malicious intent to either induce you to purchase some useless software or, even worse, cause in infection itself. You may have been trying to reach a legitimate site that has been hijacked.

 

If you have no other problems I would suggest that you simply stay away from the site in question and never click on any links suggested.

 

If you are having general difficulties while browsing you should let us know and we will direct you on how best to rid your PC of any malware that may have found its way in.

 

Nope as far as i know its only one site. Everything else seems to be working fine.

 

This sounds like some obscure scam.

 

Send me the url in PM so I may have a look.

 

Ok PM sent.

 

Hello New. I think I will disagree with Wolfey and Barry on this. I have a very vague idea on what site you are trying to visit and it has a genuine reputation. Besides, if the site does not ask for any personal information or asks you to click somewhere else, then it is not scam.

 

I strongly recommend you to run through our Malware Disinfection procedure. Perform the steps and reboot your computer and try to access the site. Is it accessible now?

 

-- Goku

 

The site does ask to download a program called Winiguard to "remove malware" but lots of people have said its a scam and theres nothing really wrong with your pc.

 

I'll wait to see what others say because that process seems hard and long.

[Dalo Harkin]

New,

 

It may seem like a long and laborious task running the malware removal guide - but it is well worth the time and effort in doing so.