Noble Realms — Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-23T00:59:56Z

Lono wrote:

Thanks for the replies, guys! I'm currently scanning w/ Dr. Web (I have microsoft anti-spyware, but I suspect that it sucks).

Not this time
Microsoft bought or licensed very good products, the antispyware is
Giant http://www.giantcompany.com/ and the antivirus is http://www.ravantivirus.com/

Lono wrote:

Still, it's a spooky thing to have happen when you're visiting MILAB and mind control sites!

Indeed, Boooooo!
Eheheheheheh

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-23T00:08:04Z

Co-incidence So dark is the con of the empty wires and such (and no, its not an anagram) I just finished watching da-vinci code for the 2nd time, i'm probably gonna go for one last view. Meh, who knows.

Anyway, Get a tin can and cut open one end and put your wire on the other end and use it as an antenna and you can probably pick up all sorts of weird transmissions I could get some strange central europaen pop channel on it from my home TV

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-23T00:04:11Z

Thanks for the replies, guys! I'm currently scanning w/ Dr. Web (I have microsoft anti-spyware, but I suspect that it sucks).

I suspect that "silk" on one of the threads I was pointed to had the answer-- unshielded speaker wires. I have the surround-sound kind mounted on a wall that faces the street, so that's probably what I'm picking up.

Still, it's a spooky thing to have happen when you're visiting MILAB and mind control sites!

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T22:30:53Z

It is a good idea Scan your PC with these 2 free utilities (both +- 4mb)

Dr.Web CureIt! (already updated)
ftp://ftp.drweb.com/pub/drweb/cureit/cureit.exe

SPYBOT Search & Destroy v1.4 (do not forget to update)
http://mirror1.securitywonks.net/spybot/spybotsd14.exe

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T21:17:17Z

Is it possible that your computer security has been comprimised?

I've heard a few fun stories, one was where a hacker comprimised a Windows computer, which was net connected, and had also a webcam attached. The hacker was able via the webcam to see the computer user, and then remotely they would do things to mess with the person. Such as ejecting the cd-rom drive, or sending a popup message window telling the user they were fat and ugly, etc. Then they would enjoy the user's confused and bewildered reactions via the webcam. So I'm throwing this out there as a possibility...

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T20:48:08Z

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum9/10023.htm

Check out "Silk's" reply below:
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread22590/pg1

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T18:41:54Z

I just checked, and yes, my cell phone is in the room. Thanks for the info!

How does this work? What signals is it picking up and transmitting?

Re: Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T18:40:04Z

Did you have a cell phone in the room? They often emit signals that can be heard through computer speakers.

Unexpected sounds on computer speakers

2006-05-22T16:46:18Z

Today I was working on my computer, and I suddenly heard a voice come through my speakers. It spoke a single unintelligible word that sounded like it may have been German. An hour or so later, I heard a thunderclap sound effect through my speakers. I didn't have any of my music programs open, and I wasn't on sites that had embedded sound/ music.

This isn't the first time this has happened, either. It's happened several times in this house.

Could this be sound transmitted from a point outside my house? Could this be accidental (just picking up noise randomly)? Is there a computer virus that causes this? I'm hoping it's not something sinister.