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yieldmanager

Created: 07 May 2009 | Updated: 21 May 2010 | 5 comments
rhanchey@robeson.edu's picture
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Is there a way to get rid of http://ad.yieldmanager.com/st%3Fad_type? We have this on several computers and we can go to a website only to have it hijacked by yieldmanager.com.

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Ajit Jha's picture

Which version of IE u r using? Try to re-install the IE.

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Peter_007's picture

Open ur IE

goto tools > internet options > general tab

in temporaly internet files select settings > view files

in view select details

search for the Internet addresses of cookie files below

yieldmanager
yieldmanager.txt
yieldmanager.com

Right click on yieldmanager.com cookie and press Delete

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rhanchey@robeson.edu's picture

We're using IE version 8.

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Ajit Jha's picture

Try to delete the cookies and reset  the advance settings. To reset go to IE--toolls--Internet option--Advance settings--click reset advance settings.---reboot the machine.

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Scott_Lockington's picture

I'd be curious if some of the Symantec employees would want to comment why SEP11 can't seem to remove or at least block the popups from this yieldmanager ad-ware.  It seems to be a widespread problem. On a separate note, I have several cases where SEPs NTP will block traffic from known spyware software (Alexa web traffic, and httpmyway confg) but the AV componet doesn't detect it.  

It's really hard to defend SEP to desktop techs when some freeware off the net cleans the machine as SEP11 sits there with a green icon and latest defs....

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