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[Vassago Rain]

Big developer pants on this time, PGI.

[Inconspicuous]

How have they been hacked? Your topics are a bit light on the details...

[Vassago Rain]

[Inconspicuous]

Oh, it's back for you....

[Oderint dum Metuant]

Would appear to be localised, as i am getting no such warnings.
Interesting your crop off most of the screen including date and time.

[Brilig]

No warnings here either.

[Taizan]

Nope - neither with FF nor with Chrome.

[EvilCow]

I am getting this again right now.

[LittleTigru]

Clear cache and go!

[indigo]

Yup had that too yesterday ... Last thing I need is to get a virus or a trojan here...

[Wolfways]

Vassago Rain, on 15 December 2012 - 01:32 AM, said:

Yeah, i just got that again, using Firefox. Seems to come and go and if i bypass it i can't use the back page button and have to exit and restart FF.
I cleared the cache yesterday.

Edited by Wolfways, 15 December 2012 - 02:04 AM.

[Oderint dum Metuant]

Using all FF,IE,Chrome, cache clears and multiple refreshes, finding the site via google/Bing still getting no warnings.

And no obvious injection code in the places it was found previously.

[Kenach]

I got a warning like this when i clicked on my forum profile but now it's gone. I just suck at programming so I don't have a clue about what's going on

[Booran]

Never had that waring, is your firewall OK?
And it could be corrupt files in cache and cookies, delete them all. Worst case, do a rollback to when everything was fine.
(also, hej vassago visste inte du var svensk, sprängt dig några gånger)

[Shredhead]

I think it's a Firefox hickup. When you click on the button "Why is this site blocked?" you see clearly that the last incident was on Dec 13th, I don't get a warning from NOD32 either when I ignore it.

[The Basilisk]

This warning comes from reports of certain uneducated people with serious drawbacks in mental evaluation capabilitys who persist to report the MWO download to be a trojan / virus.
So the MWO homepage is deemed a malicious malaware distributer.
Certain AntiVirus programs report the MWO downloader/patcher to be a trojan/downloader virus.
In reality there were no hacks or malaware its just plain simple a malfunction of certain AV-programms.

[TruePoindexter]

Warnings like this are the result of getting onto black lists and not necessarily a new hack. They are the result of black lists setup by various security groups that for one reason or another mwomercs.com fell onto - specifically the forum injection attack a few days ago. PGI/IGP have been working to get the site removed since it was a security issue on the forums which has been dealt with.

It may take time for some of the black lists to finish updating and some users may have old caches.

[naidmer]

I got a warning expoit kit or something I dunno yesterday or the day before. I browsed with chrome and AVG reported it. It appeared after I clicked on the Forum button.

Edited by naidmer, 15 December 2012 - 03:02 AM.

[Captain Midnight]

I bypassed it yesterday and it never came back for me.

[xxx WreckinBallRaj xxx]

I got that page too mere minutes ago(and yesterday. I use Firefox), but it doesn't mean the site is actually bad. It just means they have it flagged as naughty or that some scanner is being falsely triggered. It's like an anti virus saying something is bad when it's really not. Just ignore it. Piranha isn't going to try to throw spyware or viruses on your computer.