EPTHas this been discussed anywhere? Yesterday I had to use an image because some virus or w/e I got on scforall ( yes i'm a dumbass and clicked on something that popped up ) crashed my comp. I just went on scforall 2 minutes ago and I thought I saw a glimpse at a headline saying the site was under attack but then my antivirus closed the website saying it was unsafe so I got scared... Anyone got any idea whats going on?
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
Has this been discussed anywhere? Yesterday I had to use an image because some virus or w/e I got on scforall ( yes i'm a dumbass and clicked on something that popped up ) crashed my comp. I just went on scforall 2 minutes ago and I thought I saw a glimpse at a headline saying the site was under attack but then my antivirus closed the website saying it was unsafe so I got scared... Anyone got any idea whats going on? | ||
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lac29
United States1485 Posts
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Polar_Nada
United States1548 Posts
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blabber
United States4450 Posts
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=102481 yes the flash update seems to be the source of the malware | ||
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iLoveKT
Philippines3615 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Hi, yesterday we had a problem with the SCForAll website, for some reason it was showing that the website was under attack by some malware, or that we might have been linked to a site hosting malware, so Google then decided to put an "Attack Site" picture on the front page. To sum everything up: 1. Google hates Korean applications. 2. SCForAll uses a Korean server to host the videos on, called Afreeca, just like the player you see live casted Starcraft games on. 3. Is there any virus or malware being distributed at SCForAll? NO. 4. Has this "Site Attack" sign been up in the past? Yes, last year there was a Site Attack sign, it was due to the same reason, and it was fixed once we saw the problem. 5. Do you still see the site attack sign? I personally don’t see it anymore, but deleting your cookies might help the problem, if not, the warning sign will go away shortly. Sorry for any inconvenience or worry you might of had. scforall | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27181 Posts
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
 I had just changed some stuff on my comp and adobe wasnt installed for real so i thought it was a legit popup... i clicked it and then my desktop went angry blue color and told me to hide my wife and kids in a big white typing.. no joke | ||
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:09 Manifesto7 wrote: I get the warning everywhere afreeca is used. You get it in many TL blogs with image links too. it wasnt just a warning, it flat out closed the website lol | ||
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:10 JeanGuy wrote: it wasnt just a warning, it flat out closed the website lol on top of that, i got the popups all over my face right before the site closed | ||
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nicoaldo
Argentina939 Posts
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:13 nicoaldo wrote: Artosis explained it in the site, afreeca is listed as a suspicious server by google, and scforall uses it. They are going to fix it soon i think. its not about afreeca being suspicious, you get popups like that guy said about some adobe shit and if you click it you're fucked and have to use an image to get your comp back to normal | ||
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SonuvBob
Aiur21552 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:06 iLoveKT wrote: in case you still cant access scforall. (works fine for me) + Show Spoiler + Hi, yesterday we had a problem with the SCForAll website, for some reason it was showing that the website was under attack by some malware, or that we might have been linked to a site hosting malware, so Google then decided to put an "Attack Site" picture on the front page. To sum everything up: 1. Google hates Korean applications. 2. SCForAll uses a Korean server to host the videos on, called Afreeca, just like the player you see live casted Starcraft games on. 3. Is there any virus or malware being distributed at SCForAll? NO. 4. Has this "Site Attack" sign been up in the past? Yes, last year there was a Site Attack sign, it was due to the same reason, and it was fixed once we saw the problem. 5. Do you still see the site attack sign? I personally don’t see it anymore, but deleting your cookies might help the problem, if not, the warning sign will go away shortly. Sorry for any inconvenience or worry you might of had. scforall The very questionable flash popup makes me think that isn't the case this time. edit: upgraded flash (through the official site :p) and I don't get the popup now. Might be legit then, but it goes out of its way to look otherwise. | ||
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AcrossFiveJulys
United States3612 Posts
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JeanGuy
Canada18 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:16 SonuvBob wrote: The very questionable flash popup makes me think that isn't the case this time. edit: upgraded flash (through the official site :p) and I don't get the popup now. Might be legit then, but it goes out of its way to look otherwise. I clicked it once and I can tell you it's not legit in any way haha | ||
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Initial_H.C.
Canada560 Posts
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SonuvBob
Aiur21552 Posts
On September 26 2009 13:32 JeanGuy wrote: I clicked it once and I can tell you it's not legit in any way haha Yeah just noticed scforall loads a script from a russian site, which in turn tries to make you d/l that exe from phonester.com (both of which give you a 0 byte file if referer and user agent aren't set right) edit: tried scanning the file w/Kaspersky's online thing and Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, both said it was clean... not that that really proves anything. edit2: now it's using warnerbrazas.com instead of zima07.ru. Both are the same IP (174.120.61.126) | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
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Siz)Beggar
United States339 Posts
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Doso
Germany769 Posts
Afreeca you say? Site-hack i say.... | ||
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PanN
United States2828 Posts
On September 26 2009 15:18 Siz)Beggar wrote: if you click the adobe player update it viruses your computer you cant do anything to get rid of it except reformat the cpu or buy the software i had to learn the hard way q.q 1.) Why would you talk about something you have no idea about? You can get rid of it with many programs, mal-ware bytes, or spybot S&D would be fine. 2.) You don't reformat a CPU, you reformat a harddrive. | ||
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