Umm...wtf is this.
malware on this site? First time ive ever got this.
malware on this site? First time ive ever got this.
Umm...wtf is this.
malware on this site? First time ive ever got this.
Originally Posted by ovdoboy
malware on this site? First time ive ever got this.
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
LOL, What internet security do u use?
************.com contains malware so they got shutdown kind of.
No. You might have seen a thread in the Combat Arms section because a lot of people there have CA sigs(obviously)
It's because it was flagged as malware. Simple as that. Just don't bother about it.
It's because it was flagged as malware. Simple as that. Just don't bother about it.
Just delete this ESET Internet SecuriCrap, It won't save your ass.
I run a Mac Pro, And My Vir Win.7 Only have Malwarebyte's anti-malware, "Anti-Viruses", And "Security" Program are all a Fail, Period.
Your SecuriCrap program has combatsarmshq in it's flagged websites list, And something here querries something from it, So it says " OMG ", Just add an exception / disable.
I run a Mac Pro, And My Vir Win.7 Only have Malwarebyte's anti-malware, "Anti-Viruses", And "Security" Program are all a Fail, Period.
Your SecuriCrap program has combatsarmshq in it's flagged websites list, And something here querries something from it, So it says " OMG ", Just add an exception / disable.
Originally Posted by Melodia
Just delete this ESET Internet SecuriCrap, It won't save your ass.
I run a Mac Pro, And My Vir Win.7 Only have Malwarebyte's anti-malware, "Anti-Viruses", And "Security" Program are all a Fail, Period.
Your SecuriCrap program has combatsarmshq in it's flagged websites list, And something here querries something from it, So it says " OMG ", Just add an exception / disable.
I run a Mac Pro, And My Vir Win.7 Only have Malwarebyte's anti-malware, "Anti-Viruses", And "Security" Program are all a Fail, Period.
Your SecuriCrap program has combatsarmshq in it's flagged websites list, And something here querries something from it, So it says " OMG ", Just add an exception / disable.
I have eset smart ... 4
and never does this
and never does this
No, it's not any anti-virus. Chrome users should know that people can flag websites as malware.
I don't like chrome.
Well, Add as an exception in chrome / get Firefox / get Opera.
Mely
Well, Add as an exception in chrome / get Firefox / get Opera.
Mely
Originally Posted by Melodia
I don't like chrome.
Well, Add as an exception in chrome / get Firefox / get Opera.
Mely
Well, Add as an exception in chrome / get Firefox / get Opera.
Mely
It runs a lot faster for me. and no, it's one of those automated things.
Google Chrome goes to great lengths to help protect your browsing experience on web. You may’ve run into one of Chrome's red alert messages when trying to visit a site; these’re messages triggered by phishing and malware protection feature enabled in Options menu (see pic). Google Chrome warns, when a site visited may contain malware:
“….Google's anti-malware processes uses fully automated systems to scan internet for potentially dangerous sites, infected with malware and then add a warning in Google search results and in many web browsers. Warning’s a cautionary page, and a user is not prevented from viewing affected site if they choose. When Google's automated systems detect dangerous content on a site, an email is sent to several administrative email addresses at site, as well as to corresponding Webmaster Tools account if one exists. And also offer free resources in Google Webmaster Tools to help site owners clean their sites and request a re-scan,” Google.
“….Google's anti-malware processes uses fully automated systems to scan internet for potentially dangerous sites, infected with malware and then add a warning in Google search results and in many web browsers. Warning’s a cautionary page, and a user is not prevented from viewing affected site if they choose. When Google's automated systems detect dangerous content on a site, an email is sent to several administrative email addresses at site, as well as to corresponding Webmaster Tools account if one exists. And also offer free resources in Google Webmaster Tools to help site owners clean their sites and request a re-scan,” Google.
Yea, it's a Google thing, it happens to me in Firefox as well. Just add an exception and don't download malware from CAHQ.
If everyone used common sense, no one would get viruses.
And, LOL at that screenshot, that just so happens to me my old AutoHotkey thread.
If everyone used common sense, no one would get viruses.
And, LOL at that screenshot, that just so happens to me my old AutoHotkey thread.
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