hahahahah thats awesome :D not even windows :D man dont you just wish their was an actual person behind that scam that you could show how stupid they are :D

Hahaha... that's awesome hun.

To be fair, even if they did customize the scam to simulate non-Windows operating systems, most of the users running those tend to be pretty computer savvy and aren't likely to be fooled anyway... So no sense in putting in the extra effort. :)

But yes. Amusing just the same. :D

Still... They did a pretty lousy job.
"4 Viruses found", but there's at least six in the list? Oops!

Yeah, I'm not expecting them to customize virus scams for Linux any more then I'm expecting someone to make a virus for Linux, I just thought it was amusing that they went through the trouble of creating some sort of page re-direction scam script to try to fake me out about having a virus when they're pretending to be selling virus protection, and not only would I have not fallen for the scam to begin with, I'm running Linux.

My thought process went something like this:

"Oh shit! Windows Security is affected! If your shitty script can scan my system well enough to see my hard-drive, then I've got more problems then my non-existent Windows Security being affected."

Norton Antivirus made this thing. They put a virus into that page so be careful.
(They overcharge for a firewall system and send viruses to people who don't update it, which costs around sixty a month plus whatever the firewall itself costs.)

Ummm. Dude, I run Linux. As I said in the post, I don't HAVE a drive C to infect. Even if the virus could survive on my computer(which it cannot because the code it requires to propagate does not exist) it wouldn't know where to install itself because Linux does not use the same drive/folder hierarchy that Windows does.

Ah, sorry, didn't see that part.

S'all good. That's why I was laughing at them. This web site is a bold faced lie that didn't even attempt to scan my system and couldn't have scanned my system even if it had tried.