It make be a local mirc virus that has been infected on your computer and not the mirror's ( I'm sure it'd be hard to infect *ALL* the mirror's without a system admin noticing and removing them )
Try to scan with norton a-v ( when mirc is uninstalled ) and check to see if it finds it. *shrug* Brian Heathfield wrote: > Following several odd occurrences during and after chat room sessions by > other chat room members, I have done some log analysis, and found one common > thread. The problems were only occurring during sessions when one or more > members were using a specific IRC program. > > I downloaded that program today and started an analysis, but stopped after > only 5 minutes, as the program had already tried to infect my PC with 7 > viruses, which were various variants of three unique viruses. I then > contacted McAfee lab personnel and they confirmed my findings. > > I also verified that all the mirror sites had exactly the same copy of this > encapsulated program, and that the checksums validated correctly. The > conclusion from this is that the program that originates from Turkey was > encapsulated with the viruses already in. The nature of one of these > viruses indicates that it may have been a deliberate act. > > The program is VirusScript2000, which probably says it all. > > Brian > > >
