ANYONE USE MOZILLA FOXFIRE AS BROWSER?

[Reservoir Dog]

Yep, back to doing it again on Firefox.

[Steelharp]

Yep. The attack is back.

[94user]

The block is back for me also.

[Guest db99wj]

Werd. Google broked it again dad.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Mine isn't broken, yet.

[Murgatroy]

Chrome is back to doing it as of some point last night. Both at home and work.

[Guest Glock23ForMe]

I'm on a PC () at school today along with Firefox (Foxfire) and it's still blocking it.

[TGO David]

I've sent Google a rather tersely worded email this morning regarding the issue. We'll see what happens.

I'm starting to feel like this is some of their anti-firearm slant coming through.

[creeky]

I'm starting to feel like this is some of their anti-firearm slant coming through.

It wouldn't surprise me.

[Guest Drewsett]

I'm back to getting attack notifications from Norton while using IE now. The sheer volume of attempted attacks each time I access the site is a little off-putting. The attacks stopped while the ads were down...

[TGO David]

I've made some changes to our own banner ads (local vendors) and the way that they are served up to stop this nonsense from happening. For what it's worth, our ads are what they claimed were malicious code most recently. Pretty idiotic of them, but I'll play along since I have absolutely no recourse not to.

In honor of this, I'm sporting a new avatar. Enjoy.

[memphismason]

In honor of this, I'm sporting a new avatar. Enjoy.

[Oh Shoot]

NM

Edited September 22, 2010 by OhShoot

[Alpha13]

Mine is not corrected yet, I have restarted firefox multiple times.... i will keep checking...

[Guest 85rx-7gsl-se]

Firefox on my laptop just triggered for the first time this afternoon grr.

[vontar]

It is a pain in the a$$ dealing with lists like that, have to love it. However I am going to just stay out of it.

[Murgatroy]

I just got about five or six pop-ups, all blank, Chrome warned me twice, I checked the box the first time, the second time it did it again, I checked it again.

I had a couple of dialog boxes pop up, a Windows Error Report search box, Windows Media Player, and then something tried to download.

This doesn't look good, but I do believe that there is more to this than just Google labeling the site as unsafe. I am starting to think the site might be unsafe at the time being.

[Guest Verbal Kint]

[TGO David]

@Murgatroy - that's an asinine and completely idiotic statement. However since you must be more enlightened on technical matters concerning my server than I am, why don't you jump in and tell us how to fix it.

I'm waiting. I mean, I really DO know what needed to be done, but why don't you fill me in.

That or keep stupid remarks like that to yourself.

[94user]

@Murgatroy - that's an asinine and completely idiotic statement. However since you must be more enlightened on technical matters concerning my server than I am, why don't you jump in and tell us how to fix it.

I'm waiting. I mean, I really DO know what needed to be done, but why don't you fill me in.

That or keep stupid remarks like that to yourself.

What David said.

I have bypassed the Google block since last Saturday and my machine has not self-destructed. If you're afraid then stay away.

[kb4ns]

Has anyone blamed Obama yet? 'Cause I heard that he has already blamed Bush for it...

[strickj]

I turned off the block malicious sites option in Firefox over the weekend and today I found peanut butter in an unused USB port.

Coincidence? I think not!

[Guest Drewsett]

I did find a tunneling connection into my pc, a fake network adapter set up, and norton went haywire for a couple of hours today shortly after I accessed TGO today. It could be a coincidence, and I certainly hope that it is, but it may be worth looking into, David. I am not on my pc at the moment, but when I get home I will dig through my logs for the ip addresses and sites that were malicious and send them to you in a pm if you would like to check, just for safety's sake.

[Rightwinger]

Yeah, I don't know if it's coincidence or not but I caught something this weekend as well. ESET is taking care of it now but after a cleaning Monday afternoon, it found another last night after another definition update. Just info for the data pile. No accusations from me.

[TGO David]

Jesus, guys... TGO was never compromised nor did it have any malware on it. Google's engines simply found old versions of our local banner ad script that could have been used to compromise the server itself... not your computers.

Closing this thread. Wayyyyy too much assumption and conjecture going on in here and I'm a little too pissed about the entire ordeal right now to not start yelling at people. This is why they keep me locked away at work. I hate explaining, I just fix things.