Badware warning?

[stans]

FF version 15.0.0.4619 working just fine.

[fboog]

Firefox will not let me even get on the page...and Google is still saying it's an attack page

edit. will try the beta version of FF.

edit2. now working normal with the latest beta of FF.

[Big777jet]

Go look my post again. But anyway go to http://www.alpha-india.net/forums/in...topic=15185.15

Reply #17

Click the link it has been fixed.

Stuart

[mqytn]

Well I'll throw my two cents in. Two nights ago I was flying online (flightsim.com server..not related to this, just thought I'd promote the thing one more time..lol))and I wanted to log on to the site. I used IE to do so. Flightsim.com came up on the browser ok but when I clicked to go to the forums, the browser stopped. A noticed came up saying I had to install flash. I did install flash, taking a chance. (by that I mean it was very weird that I got the notice in the first place to install flash to view the forums and second my FS pc is not my main pc so whatever happens I'll fix it). The results was I was not able to access flightsim.com but I could other sites. The second result was that whatever I installed wanted Google Chrome to start playing videos and my Microsoft essentials more or less caught the bug and "deleted" it but I still was not able to access this site but I could other sites and Chrome was wanting to play movies. So I turned off the internet, cleared all history and temp files and did a system restore. Now all is back to normal.
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[Smutley]

Cleared my cache tonight and I am still getting this warning, it's starting to drive me nuts now!!!! Among other things.

[JSkorna]

Just have another beer and things will look better!

[krwynn]

Status Update
Google has again marked us as safe. We have added additional security
tools and checks to prevent further occurrences. Please return your security
settings to whatever (or better than) they were previous to this Christmas surprise.

During this event there was never a virus or malware on any of our servers.
The problem was that an ad redirect was changed by someone using a security
hole in the advertising software. It only affected some data on the ad server.
No personal data on any of our servers was compromised.

I personally apologize for any inconveniences that you may have suffered during
this event. We do appreciate your support and we take every precaution to protect
our systems. We know that many of you archive your files in our library and
we take that responsibility very seriously.

However, Mozilla has confirmed a bug in Firefox that essentially means a
website that was once marked bad by Google but is now ok, will still receive
warnings in Firefox. There is a notice from Firefox that you can read here:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=820283

There are directions for how to remove a safe site.

Thank you for your patience!
Rick

Where? I certainly don't see it. Still being blocked here.
Thanks

[Smutley]

Just have another beer and things will look better!

I did and everthing became very blurred.

[betelgeuse]

FF 17.0.1 working fine with me now for the first time in almost a week. Hooray!

[ians]

Its still happening on firefox and chrome but not on ie9. I take no notice of it but someone hasn't changed the settings somewhere.