First of all thanks for all the information provided.
So, if I understood everything correctly, the reason for Avast to react was Tynt script?
If so, I’ve removed it, and looks like the whole Tynt site was moved to 33Across, with new script for the same purpose and a lot of other things. Anyway, at the moment the script is gone, and it should not alert Avast any longer.
Yep, I’ve got it in the meantime. And amended myself.
The “funny” part is that Mycashbot is not blocked by either Eset, Firefox phishing protection or Sucuri, it is clean and indexed by Google and yet it “raises flag” on Avast. Better yet, there is NO online scanner available at Avast (that I know of) where one like me could check if a site is flagged for one reason or another by Avast, before including link to it (or more precisely to a banner on its site) into your site. So it pretty much sucks, IMHO.
Anyway, all the links to Mycashbot are now gone. What’s the verdict this time?
Nice.
But basically there was NO malicious script getting executed at MY website that would trigger “JS:ScriptIP-inf [TrJ]” alert, unless you consider loading of a banner from third-party site as trojan infection?
There is NO online scanner available at Avast (that I know of) where one like me could check if a site is flagged for one reason or another by Avast, before including link to it (or more precisely to a banner on its site) into your site. So it pretty much sucks, IMHO.
And amended myself.