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if it was src, it would make more sense that the panel came up. windows has no default program for that.
if it was scr, the panel can be "faked" to impose that you are safe. an scr is basicly an executable. it would be very unlikely that windows doesn't know what to do with it.
full name is "pictures291.scr"
EDIT: I just found this topic about the exac named file on steam´s reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/78r26u/watch_out_for_links_like_this_one_links_to_a/
It is a topic from a few hours ago
Newer web-browsers won't be exploited and will give a 'save' prompt to be able to cancel.
So firstly keep your Operating System and Web-browser up-to-date. If you are using Win 10, then the Creators Fall Edition (latest) has exploit protection.
If you wish to double check to ensure you aren't infected, use something like SpyBot (free edition): https://www.safer-networking.org/
Just clean out your web-browser temporary internet files. Download and update the anti-malware scanner, then run a full scan. It will detect those type of infections.
Avoid rebooting the PC, rerunning Steam Client (specially if it faked a crash) or entering passwords into Steam Client login prompt, Email accounts, Social Networks, etc. Till deemed clean.
If you where prompted to re-enter your Steam login details, then check your Steam Guard, stay logged in, ensure of the clean, then change your steam password.
Pd: sorry if there in some ortography or grammar error, I'm spanish.
Yes, it's very likely to be a virus if you were not intending to download a screensaver.
http://filext.com/file-extension/SCR will give you more information about the other things it could be, but that's the most likely.
Good luck.
I'm a security expert (it's my job), but as a hobby enjoy terminating phishing/malware hosting or at least blacklisting it.
SCR exploit is dated back since 2006. It was emailed to the US Government and even they got infected by it auto-running. You would think Microsoft would of fixed it by now...
Es exactamente ese mismo mensaje! asi que debe ser el mismo archivo.
Tu amigo lo ejecuto? Yo como dije en el post descargue el archivo, pero cuando lo fui a ejecutar milagrosamente windows me mostro el panel para elejir con que aplicacion queria abrir el archivo.. y ahi cerre todo (Por lo tanto yo creo que realmente no se ejecuto en mi pc)
Calculo que si estuviera infectado estaria enviando ese mismo link a toda mi lista de amigos, pero eso no paso hasta ahora.. asi que calculo que no debo estar infectado pero quiero estar seguro.
Tu amigo pudo resolver el problema?
Thank you so much for all your help.
Sadly i do not have the link anymore because it does not show on the chat, and also because i deleted all the history, temporal archives, cockies, etc con my web browser.
BUT i found a very recent post on reddit that talks about the same file https://www.reddit.com/r/Steam/comments/78r26u/watch_out_for_links_like_this_one_links_to_a/
It is exactly the same one, maybe there it is some information there that it is very important but since my english is not the best and i am novice in all of this pc stuff maybe i do not understand it.
Until now nothing is wrong in my acc
No, el no lo ejecuto, solo abrió el link pensando que era una imagen, se le descargo algo, y luego lo borro, sin ejecutar el programa, y empezó a mandarme esos mensajes sin el consentimiento de el, no le paso nada a su cuenta pero aun sigue con ese problema de enviar los mensajes, creo que por que tenia steam guard le salvo la cuenta.
Empezó a enviar esos mensajes después de descargar el archivo.