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Malware at Loverslab ?

Cien

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Cien

Cien

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Hello

When I open Loverslab.com Chrome tells me here is Malware...

I have made a screenshot of it but its german

 

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It says that the Malware comes from juicyads.bz

So when you use an add blocker you are safe but so we cant support the forum.

I just wanted to get some attention for this so it will be fixed and i can disable my add blocker again

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Sunja44

Sunja44

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Same here. Got a similar message from Mozilla that LL is an "attacking website using malware". Me seems all browsers got a security feature update recently for identifying malware, because I browse though this forum since a couple of years and never got such a message.

 

My own malware applications (Malwarebytes, GData Anitvirus etc.) do not like this site at all though, but I rate it as save by manual override for those applications :-) As I always use Adblock plus and NoScript it doesn't bother me. Using those two browser addons has no negative impact. I am able to browse the sites even faster (no banners), site build up is faster (because of Noscript) and I still can download my stuff.

 

I do a global malware search for all my hard drives once a week though.

 

I love this community, but I do not trust the site :-)

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JDough

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Same here, all of a sudden while trying to load http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

points me to

https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-GB&site=http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

where it simply states that the page did not show up with any malicious behaviour for the past 90 days... weird...

 

[EDIT]: funny: when using the "ignore warning" link at the bottom of that message it loads the page but shows a notification bar at the top where you can click "this isn't an attack page".... which tries to load a page in a new tab failing with: "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at en-gb.malware-error.mozilla.com." :dodgy:  ... right... now THAT is trustworthy...

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Dampfish

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Same here, all of a sudden while trying to load http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

points me to

https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-GB&site=http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

where it simply states that the page did not show up with any malicious behaviour for the past 90 days... weird...

 

[EDIT]: funny: when using the "ignore warning" link at the bottom of that message it loads the page but shows a notification bar at the top where you can click "this isn't an attack page".... which tries to load a page in a new tab failing with: "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at en-gb.malware-error.mozilla.com." :dodgy:  ... right... now THAT is trustworthy...

 

I got the exact same thing.

Just glad I wasn't the only one :P

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Mord Sif

Mord Sif

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Same here, all of a sudden while trying to load http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

points me to

https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-GB&site=http://www.loverslab.com/forum/52-hdt-physics-extension/

where it simply states that the page did not show up with any malicious behaviour for the past 90 days... weird...

 

[EDIT]: funny: when using the "ignore warning" link at the bottom of that message it loads the page but shows a notification bar at the top where you can click "this isn't an attack page".... which tries to load a page in a new tab failing with: "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at en-gb.malware-error.mozilla.com." :dodgy:  ... right... now THAT is trustworthy...

 

I'm getting the same thing trying to load that topic, and right now also getting it every time I try to look at the Zaz Animation Pack support thread in the Skyrim adult mods downloads forum. I had it on a couple of other threads a couple of hours ago but can't remember which ones.

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PsychoMachina

PsychoMachina

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Same here. Got a similar message from Mozilla that LL is an "attacking website using malware". Me seems all browsers got a security feature update recently for identifying malware, because I browse though this forum since a couple of years and never got such a message.

 

My own malware applications (Malwarebytes, GData Anitvirus etc.) do not like this site at all though, but I rate it as save by manual override for those applications :-) As I always use Adblock plus and NoScript it doesn't bother me. Using those two browser addons has no negative impact. I am able to browse the sites even faster (no banners), site build up is faster (because of Noscript) and I still can download my stuff.

 

I do a global malware search for all my hard drives once a week though.

 

I love this community, but I do not trust the site Ads

 

Fixed that.  Technically, the malware is coming from the ad-servers.  Yes, this can happen even at Nexus.

If the problem is the site itself then that would place suspicions on Ashal and staff...unless that is what you mean.

 

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AwfulArchdemon

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Hello

When I open Loverslab.com Chrome tells me here is Malware...

I have made a screenshot of it but its german

 

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It says that the Malware comes from juicyads.bz

So when you use an add blocker you are safe but so we cant support the forum.

I just wanted to get some attention for this so it will be fixed and i can disable my add blocker again

Don't worry. Here's one in English :P

 

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Just happened when I tried to go to SimLab.

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Sunja44

Sunja44

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Same here. Got a similar message from Mozilla that LL is an "attacking website using malware". Me seems all browsers got a security feature update recently for identifying malware, because I browse though this forum since a couple of years and never got such a message.

 

My own malware applications (Malwarebytes, GData Anitvirus etc.) do not like this site at all though, but I rate it as save by manual override for those applications :-) As I always use Adblock plus and NoScript it doesn't bother me. Using those two browser addons has no negative impact. I am able to browse the sites even faster (no banners), site build up is faster (because of Noscript) and I still can download my stuff.

 

I do a global malware search for all my hard drives once a week though.

 

I love this community, but I do not trust the site Ads

 

Fixed that.  Technically, the malware is coming from the ad-servers.  Yes, this can happen even at Nexus.

If the problem is the site itself then that would place suspicions on Ashal and staff...unless that is what you mean.

 

 

 

Of course I meant the ads, thx for adding the important detail :-)

 

I understand that cheap and maybe even site space for free comes along with sometimes annoying advertising banners and popups, but there might be different quality levels of annoyment and some stuff might be truly harmful. I admit that there are some banners here on LL I liked to look at (those glorious sexy "Skyrim style" naked woman warrior pics looked not that bad at all :-) 

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fizzybutt

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The problem isn't the ads themselves are truly bothersome. ... for the most part, lol. But lately there has been an alarming surge in using ads to infect computers with nasty beasties. Chrome actually blocked my gmail the other day because of a malware ad. Needless to say I was really surprised at first when that big red page popped up rather than gmail  :lol:

 

It's always been done but you had to be silly enough to actually 'click' on those ads. I remember back when facebook was still fairly new and accidentally clicking on one of those 'ads' disguised as one of their apps games; there was hell to pay until I cleaned it out. But now it just has to pop up on your screen and you're screwed. 

 

And it doesn't just affect those of us who have to battle the malicious ads, but it affects the website owners like Ashal too. That's how they pay for part of the site, through us viewing those ads.

 

What I don't get is how its being allowed to use ads to dynamically (nonaltruistically? words fail me here) place things on your computer. When was that begun to be allowed and why hasn't it been stopped yet is something I'd be interested in learning.

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Phoenix1au

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I find this interesting why you ask?, well I don't run any add blocker nor firewall nor virus scanner (my ISP has my net access set two twin (staic and dynamic IP addresses) plus a ISP firewall) and not once have I come across the mentioned problem of malware from this site, granted given I'm only online for average of 5 days per month due to pre-paid internet (6 gig of data credit dont last long when you chew up 20 megs per page,10 meg per connection...not including the downloads i do of mods for skyrim plus other games i player...lol). One site I wont mention what one (hint: has a mod manager  named after it in the first part of the manager's name) has a couple of times been flagged by spybot S&D even glary tools has flagged that site's cookies; but yet again not once have I had any problems here. But that could be because I've not came across any of those ad's mentioned. I'll follow this thread to see what other's say about it and thankyou all for being part in me learning of this problem.

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