lphc3luj0ee0a.exe is certainly something odd and would appear worrying. Feel free to e-mail it to me.
You need to scan the file with whatever you can. Use 'Spybot Search and Destroy' or 'AdAware' - both are free.
uploading.com where you had a problem should be safe - I can see nothing untoward there. It is possible they were hit with something at the time you went there and they have since cleaned the threat. Various scripts will run from their site and some of those will be 3rd party scripts and links - but I see nothing wrong there now.
It is difficult to say what damage has been inflicted by that exe.
Best check for any ports that it has opened. You can do that here: https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
Need to keep an eye on your firewall - if you have loads of stuff set up with automatic permissions, I'd change everything to ask for permission - then you can see what processes/applications want access. You then need to see what IPs they are heading to.
You need to scan the file with whatever you can. Use 'Spybot Search and Destroy' or 'AdAware' - both are free.
uploading.com where you had a problem should be safe - I can see nothing untoward there. It is possible they were hit with something at the time you went there and they have since cleaned the threat. Various scripts will run from their site and some of those will be 3rd party scripts and links - but I see nothing wrong there now.
It is difficult to say what damage has been inflicted by that exe.
Best check for any ports that it has opened. You can do that here: https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
Need to keep an eye on your firewall - if you have loads of stuff set up with automatic permissions, I'd change everything to ask for permission - then you can see what processes/applications want access. You then need to see what IPs they are heading to.