Chrome says wickedfire not safe

[Stanley]

Should be working now..

If your browser still shows you a warning it's because Google has yet to revisit the site.

 

[subigo]

Just for the record, here are the files that Chrome on Linux found:

 

[davidb]

A couple weeks ago or so I noticed (and it still happens) a problem with this page -

http://www.wickedfire.com/links-seo...37xpr4-dofollow-pages-edu-too-all-tested.html

Everytime I go to that page my Antivirus (ESET Smart Security) pops up (just did it again) due to something from the post from Jonnyhawk with the link to the site webalta.ru/favicon and the ip address 92.241.163.25:80 - not sure if it is at all related...

 

[Midas Touch]

Never underestimate the WRATH of a scorned woman!! Lulz

I blame that vindictive broad HeadLessBarbie for this!!!!

LOL

P.S. I had to switch to Iron Chrome so that I could cruise around here without the warnings until Google updates their shit.

 

[LMSInc.]

I blame that vindictive broad HeadLessBarbie for this!!!!

LOL

P.S. I had to switch to Iron Chrome so that I could cruise around here without the warnings until Google updates their shit.

Don't you talk about my future wife like that!


And yep, Same fucking issue for me... SrWare Iron on Win 7 right now...

 

[kblessinggr]

P.S. I had to switch to Iron Chrome so that I could cruise around here without the warnings until Google updates their shit.

Firefox doesn't have a way to turn it off like safari?

 

[davidb]

I had to switch to Iron Chrome so that I could cruise around here without the warnings until Google updates their shit

I'm on FF 3.6 - I had to: Options -> Security - > uncheck "Block Reported Attack Sites" so I could login to post (and of course browse without hitting the ignore button every page).

 

[davidb]

Firefox doesn't have a way to turn it off like safari?

See my above post

 

[Midas Touch]

Firefox doesn't have a way to turn it off like safari?

I could have, but I prefer "Safe Sex"!! (These days that is. lol)

So I'm using my "Stunt Dick" around here until this Herpes Outbreak clears up and Dr. Google gives the all clear.

 

[Jon]

Yeah Google has to revisit manually to OK it. Otherwise its fixed. As Brandon and Stanley said above, it was a lovely exploit or a few. Also special thanks to Shady for his assistance. We had the issue fixed pretty quickly, but now just waiting on the big G.

 

[kblessinggr]

Yeah Google has to revisit manually to OK it. Otherwise its fixed. As Brandon and Stanley said above, it was a lovely exploit or a few. Also special thanks to Shady for his assistance. We had the issue fixed pretty quickly, but now just waiting on the big G.

So in the end, who/what is responsible for the exploit?

 

[seo101]

Just happening for me today too... Firefox dont let me logged in unless I uncheck 'block reported site' on my firefox option

 

[dankcash]

I just had the exact same issue with Firefox. It wasn't like that when I first registered.. I wonder what made Firefox change its mind?

 

[Infinite Keith]

Fire Fox just gave me that error too. I'm on my Chrome which doesn't seem to care.

 

[vinny lingo]

I love that Google has the ability to fuck with a site's direct traffic. Well, obviously not Google, but whoever files the complaint. Ridiculous.

 

[dawkinist]

Was this an automatic exploit? Meaning, am I infected by merely loading and seeing the ad? OR does one have to click on the ad first?

 

[pileofcrap]

happened to me on Firefox, just an heads up

 

[ScottDaMan]

WTF? This thread explains what happened already. Quit being retarded.

 

[bigballin]

Call de ambalamps!

 

[envision]

Yeah Google has to revisit manually to OK it. Otherwise its fixed. As Brandon and Stanley said above, it was a lovely exploit or a few. Also special thanks to Shady for his assistance. We had the issue fixed pretty quickly, but now just waiting on the big G.

Would be great to get a few more details about how this was done and whether you could implicate anyone. If this was really through the Maserati banner - shit I'm also running ads and I don't want mine to lead to malware warnings! Were these ads running through a network? Who is ads.is?