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[hankhavelock]

When entering the forum via Google search I get the warning:

 

Warning — visiting this web site may harm your computer!

 

However, when entering the url directly in the browser all is fine.

 

This may be nothing - on the other hand it may also be wise if webmaster has a look into this and perhaps advices Google to take a closer look? Just to be on the safe side.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Bert66]

I had this message for almost one week and didn´t dare to enter the site. Happened quite often during the last months. Now it seems to be ok again.

[hankhavelock]

Yes, just checked login via Google and it seems ok for now.

[Skyblue]

I too have had this issue for ages. More so on my mobile phone (to get around it I copy & paste the URL as on the mobile device it does not give me the option to "ignore this warning" as it does on my computer.

 

Having been on the site for a while now it does not concern me as I am sure the site is clean but its still a dammed nuisance having to go through that routine all the time. Still the results are worth it...

[thailover57]

I commented in another thread. Safari (iOS) gave me problems for a week. Switched to Chrome, no problems.

[Princeshow]

I get the malware warning but firstly, its just a message board, and don't click on links that look suspicious. 

[Platapuss]

Im not into phisting ,,,,

[admin]

Hi Guys, this has been an ongoing problem for us for a while and the forum software we use is not stable, very vulnerable.

 

We will look at changing softwares so these errors do not come up again, but it would take time before the new, improved version of the site is launched.

[hankhavelock]

Well, full understanding on that one - especially open source CMSs seem to be targeted. It is a challenge, and it has become much worse over the last year or so (Drupal, Wordpress, etc.).

But for the time being, this site works.

And the problem ofcourse is that the "bad guys" are conglomerates with superior programming skills and extraordinarily destructive intentions, and especially on CMS they can hide their trojans so that it is virtually impossible to find them - let alone get rid of them. Not even server-operators can do that. I've had Drupal-sites on high-prized servers - and the same shit happened.

The only current answer, as I see it, is constant backups - end then killing the site, when shit happens - and install the latest, working backup - which is far from safe, because the bastards put their trojan in with a delayed action...

Bloody Russians... peasants... oh well, they are no worse or less criminal than the financial capitalistic Wall Street mafia - only they are blatantly outside the law - no hiding it...