last night while using msn live messanger I got a random link that the user I was talking with did not send me username.is-that-you.com and today username.is-thatt-you.com I was dumb enough to click on the link. it opened to a login screen wanting windows live username and login password. I did not give that.. reading the contract below it suggested, That the site would log into my account and send adverts and links to others on my contact list. The user I was talking with said they had not seen such a link b4 themselves. is this a rootkit, a virus?? and how does one get rid of it many many thanks. Tommynz if this is in the wrong forum area could admin put it in the right place.....

The same thing happened to me twice It appears to be some sort of spam A friend said he received one from me i am trying to chase this down but am having not much luck yet

http://www.darkreading.com/blog.asp?blog_sectionid=447&doc_id=160786&WT.svl=blogger2_1 just found this site explaining some details Jung

cheers for that.... also on a google this is the only other link I came across https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=8209230588281568160&postID=2469185498183352893&page=1 it would seem to spread like wild fire. this link has a screen shot for those who have not encountered the problem

HiI think this is a spontanious poster going around on MSN. It has been going on for years msn have cut it out alot I remember on the old versions of msn there used to be bots where people kept on adding all there contacts and spamming themTo be on the safe side I would download www.free-av.com if you have not got a virus checker just to make sure also use windows defender-------------------------------------------------------Phone Number

Hi, You can contact MSN Messenger support at https://support.live.com/eform.aspx?productKey=wlmessengerabuse&ct=eformts If you meet security issue in the future, you also can call 1-866-PCSafety or 1-866-727-2338 to contact Microsoft PCsafety support. Its free of charge and available 24 hours a day for the U.S. and Canada. http://www.microsoft.com/protect/support/default.mspxThanks,Elvis