TGO= Reported Attack Site??????

[Westwindmike]

Has anybody else gotten a warning through Firefox, that TGO is a reported attack site?

I've been trying to get on TGO this afternoon and everytime, I get a full page warning. I finally had to disable the warnings in Firefox preferences to get here.

Just thought David would want to know and see if it could be corrected.

Thanks.

Reported Attack Page!

"This web page at www.tngunowners.com has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences.

Attack pages try to install programs that steal private information, use your computer to attack others, or damage your system.

Some attack pages intentionally distribute harmful software, but many are compromised without the knowledge or permission of their owners."

Edited September 18, 2010 by Westwindmike

[JeffsSig]

Yes I am getting this also.

http://www.google.com/interstitial?url=http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/newsworthy-reports/10912-yesterdays-cades-cove-black-bear-attack.html

But not every time.

[Loon160T]

I'm getting it also (using Chrome).

Might be related to Tapatalk since I got an Android update for that yesterday.

[Sheepdog]

Just got it. I went to TOOLS --> OPTIONS... --> SECURITY --> BLOCK REPORTED ATTACK SITES, and unchecked that option.

Works just fine, now.

Oh, I'm using Firefox 3.6.10.

[Westwindmike]

That's how I finally got in, but want my warning software to be active in case of other sites being a problem. Kinda like turning off your anti-virus.

[Guest Bronker]

...you're on to us...

[JeffsSig]

Google Safe Browsing diagnostic page for www.tngunowners.com/forums

Also

[xRUSTYx]

IE: No Issues

FF: Yes, having issues

Chrome: Yes, having issues

[Guest ArmyVeteran37214]

I'm getting this same thing, using Chrome.

[Guest Glock23ForMe]

:panic:

[Guest Sgt. Joe]

AVAST also just popped a warning on my machine using just a basic Windows Vista system and Explorer...???

[56FordGuy]

Using Firefox, having the same issue here.

[Guest Glock23ForMe]

I'm using Firefox on a Mac... Nothing different here... Looks like you guys need Macs...

[Guest Guy N. Cognito]

I'm using Firefox on a Mac... Nothing different here... Looks like you guys need Macs...

Nope, did it on my Mac using Safari, as well.

[Raoul]

Actually it looks like it's the network that TGO is hosted on, not TGO itself that's being tagged. There's no telling how many domains the hosting company has co-located or on their servers.

[Murgatroy]

I get it on occasion from Chrome.

[Guest strelcevina]

maybe those new advertisement contain malicious sites

[Raoul]

maybe those new advertisement contain malicious sites

Good question. Probably not though. I've noticed an appreciable uptick in spam in general, some of which contains some very questionable code. Probably the web hosting company is having some security issues. It's an ongoing problem to keep a hosting network clean. Somebody is always trying to hack you.

Edited September 18, 2010 by Raoul

[Guest FroggyOne2]

Got a pop warning earlier when I logged in.. I am using IE 9.. but in the popup.. it said.. "could not find that page".. have not seen it since.

[Mechanic_X]

Lucianne.com had this problem--they said it was a hack from outside. Several months ago.

[Guest trigem]

Just be careful, there's no telling,

Could be real

[Oh Shoot]

Both AVG and McAfee Site Advisor show all clear.

No probs using IE.

This seems to be a Google database warning that shows in FireFox.

Makes sense that it would show in Chrome, but didn't realize that Mozilla and Google had such a interdependence.

- OS

[mikegideon]

Actually it looks like it's the network that TGO is hosted on, not TGO itself that's being tagged. There's no telling how many domains the hosting company has co-located or on their servers.

Yep. I'm thinking the Comcast mail block last week is related. Looks like TGO (or the hosting service) made it on one of the big lists.

[mikegideon]

Both AVG and McAfee Site Advisor show all clear.

No probs using IE.

This seems to be a Google database warning that shows in FireFox.

Makes sense that it would show in Chrome, but didn't realize that Mozilla and Google had such a interdependence.

- OS

May still be propogating.

[Guest strelcevina]

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