Help: Mystery Java Code in my Browser "View Source"?

Hi,

When viewing the page source code of any website page, there is java script that apprears as if it were part of the page source code, but it isn't.

I discovered this when editing a site to debugging a graphic that wasn't showing up. When I would view my own source code, I would see this java code that wasn't supposed to be there. When I would edit the actual code, it was gone. Further investigation led to the discovery that the code appears on any page source I view via the browser.


<script language='javascript' src='http://127.0.0.1: 1038/js.cgi?pca&r= 17421'></script>
This appears directly above </head> in the code. The red numbers change each time. The 1038 is sometimes 1040. And the number at the end changes randomly with no apparent pattern. The IP address is always the same but I can't find any info on it.

The next part show up at the bottom of the page after </html>
<script language='javascript'>postamble();</script>
These only show up on my desktop computer (not my wife's on the same network) and appear in both Firefox and IE. I've run spybot which found nothing. I've run Microsoft anti-spyware which did find two low risk items and removed them, but the problem persists. I've run my EZTrust antispyware and my computer is protected my EZTrust personal firewall and it's all updated nightly and reporting no problems. So I am now at a loos to figure out why this code appears to be inbedded in my browser on pages I view.

This is a win2000 machine, all updated latest version.

Does anyone know what might be going on and how to get rid of whatever this is?

 

 

 

 

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