inherit
211154
0
Nov 19, 2024 15:11:54 GMT -8
shaxper
256
July 2014
classiccomicsforum
|
Post by shaxper on Nov 3, 2014 14:13:28 GMT -8
Forum URL: http://classiccomics,boards.net For several days now, I've had multiple users complaining that they are encountering malware when browsing my site using google chrome. The individual incidents were reported here: classiccomics.boards.net/thread/746/malwareThanks for looking into this.
|
|
inherit
The Great Cinnamon Roll
191518
0
Oct 19, 2016 22:17:44 GMT -8
David Clark
Care for some tai chi with your chai tea?
17,602
March 2013
davidlinc1
|
Post by David Clark on Nov 3, 2014 14:46:55 GMT -8
Thanks for the report, shaxper. Can you let those experiencing the issue know that they can report any problem ads by pressing CTRL + ALT + R on their keyboards? Doing so will turn the ad into a form where members can submit any relevant details to us.
|
|
inherit
211154
0
Nov 19, 2024 15:11:54 GMT -8
shaxper
256
July 2014
classiccomicsforum
|
Post by shaxper on Nov 3, 2014 15:39:42 GMT -8
I'll pass that along, but I don't think the problem they are experiencing is with ads, per se. One got fake browser alerts, another had a program start installing on his computer, etc.
|
|
#e61919
Support Manager
154778
0
1
Nov 25, 2024 10:24:07 GMT -8
Michael
19,617
May 2010
wiseowl
|
Post by Michael on Nov 3, 2014 15:48:53 GMT -8
I'll pass that along, but I don't think the problem they are experiencing is with ads, per se. One got fake browser alerts, another had a program start installing on his computer, etc. Generally these are triggered by malware in the users browser itself, not specific to ProBoards. I would recommend using Malwarebytes to scan their computer and see if the problem is elsewhere.
|
|
inherit
211154
0
Nov 19, 2024 15:11:54 GMT -8
shaxper
256
July 2014
classiccomicsforum
|
Post by shaxper on Nov 4, 2014 6:48:01 GMT -8
I'll pass that along, but I don't think the problem they are experiencing is with ads, per se. One got fake browser alerts, another had a program start installing on his computer, etc. Generally these are triggered by malware in the users browser itself, not specific to ProBoards. I would recommend using Malwarebytes to scan their computer and see if the problem is elsewhere. It's precisely because they have anti-malware software that some of them were able to detect this was happening. Considering that it's happened to no less than three of my users over the course of only a few days, that suggests to me that the problem is specific to proboards. I'd greatly appreciate if you could examine the issue further. Thanks.
|
|