my computer suddenly started blocking b.org
Everyone knows about [link] right?
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I just clicked and got a message that alt.buffistas contains malware.
Everyone knows about [link], right?Um, Firefox gave me this big red screen:
Reported Attack Page!
This web page at alt.buffistas.net has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences.
Attack pages try to install programs that steal private information, use your computer to attack others, or damage your system.Some attack pages intentionally distribute harmful software, but many are compromised without the knowledge or permission of their owners.
I use the alt site and have never had an issue (or warning message), FWIF.
chrome gave me a similar page but allowed me to "continue" at my own risk.
Allright, which of you reported the alt site as a malware sight :: turns on interrogation lamp and starts tape recorder ::
Dammit, I reported the page to google as not containing malware. WTF else do I have to do? It can't contain malware if this doesn't! It's the same code, different domain name.
Everyone knows about [link], right?
Noted (and no malware warning at my end) and saved for future reference. I don't know whether it'll be sufficient workaround, Websense seems to go after content, not just address - like periodically I'll go to "next page" and it'll be blocked (near as I can tell if someone linked to something it sees as naughty, maybe? Or it always refuses to load the affiliate links page, so I can't give Buffistas Amazon money from my work computer unless someone gives me the link directly).
Anyway, I've saved the alt link and will try it before panicking if b.org gets blocked again. Thanks.
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