Within 2 months of having my credit card details pinched and used to buy mobiles, my business MasterCard has now been cloned.

The bank has picked it up as a

Your PC security looks pretty good - are you sure *puts on consipracists hat* that its not a work colleague ?

Have you used both cards to buy from any of the companies? Or at least using the same payment handler?

Rob.

Your PC security looks pretty good - are you sure *puts on consipracists hat* that its not a work colleague ?

No one would have access to my PC

Have you used both cards to buy from any of the companies? Or at least using the same payment handler?

Rob.

I was going to say NO, but the only connection is 192.com

Try running Ad-Aware software - its free for the SE edition and very good at finding spyware. Can't remember where to get it from but Google it and you will find out.

I was going to say NO, but the only connection is 192.com

Hmm...would be surprised if they were the problem, they're Verified-by-Visa, etc. so should be pretty secure.

Any idea if the Curry's payment was in-store? Just copying a credit card to be able to use it in a shop seems quite a length to go to for the sake of a

If it is your pc, then you have some kind of keylogging trojan installed by the sound of it. MS-Antispyware should have picked it up. NAV will disable the XP firewall as it has its own.

Hmm...would be surprised if they were the problem, they're Verified-by-Visa, etc. so should be pretty secure.

Any idea if the Curry's payment was in-store? Just copying a credit card to be able to use it in a shop seems quite a length to go to for the sake of a

Try running Ad-Aware software - its free for the SE edition and very good at finding spyware. Can't remember where to get it from but Google it and you will find out.

Thats good thanks, its come up with some "Critical Files", so it reckons anyway, MS AntiSpyware still reckons everything is 100% OK.

My Barclaycard had three on-line transactions for phone top-ups for

It's usually after the third sub-

the missus has been done for about 4k due to a trojan on a work pc: and both of us work in IT. check for "browser helper objects" - have a google. PM me if you want some in depth help.

ric

I agree that it sounds highly like a keylogger of some sort. You need something better than MS anti-spyware, not forgetting that they all miss something anyway. Try the trial version of Spysweeper, or SpywareDoctor (note the spelling as there are similar sounding crap progies out there).

You could also try Ewido...http://www.ewido.net/en/

It is primarily an anti trojan proggram, but is increasingly hitting on the anti-spyware stuff too. (it also has a free on-demand on-line scanner to use too)