Avast is detecting http://br.fenixzone.com/ like URL:Mal and this site has nothing malicious
There is no need to start a new thread about the same.
You have been told what it means.
https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=183647.msg1296179#msg1296179
Sorry but the other is in spanish.
See reply from HonzaZ >> https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=183647.msg1296205#msg1296205
Yes, but this is false.
Sorry but i trust a virus analyst from avast lab more then you 8)
CSRF attack info >> http://www.routercheck.com/csrf/
However, some router firmware developers seem not to have gotten the memo. Routers are notoriously vulnerable to CSRF attacks. How is that? Remember that routers are typically configured with a web browser connected to an embedded web server inside the router. If you have a vulnerable router and are logged into it, going to the wrong website may attempt to reconfigure it. In particular, hackers may try to change your DNS servers or start some port forwarding.
http://www.routercheck.com/category/router-vulnerability/csrf/
I not need you to believe me, I need Avast to fix the error.
My website does not have that, you want the files or something?
Nope
Contact avast >> https://support.avast.com/support/home >> http://es.support.avast.com/support/home
Maiclo,
we have shown you that there are problems.
avast has told you there is a problem.
What you need to do is go fix the problems.
If you can’t do it yourself, hire someone who can.
haha, my site has no problems, the problem is Avast.
Thanks.
Do yourself a favor and stop being ignorant.
There are multiple problems detected by multiple scanners, av vendors and others.
Amongst them are McAfee, Securi, Project Honey Pot and rbl.rbldns.ru
All are trusted sources.
If you don’t solve the problems more and more malware detectors are gonna block it.
You are not ignorant, tell me specifically what the problem is.
http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/108.162.201.165.html (my cloudflare ip)
http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/107.162.201.165.html (some random ip)
http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/107.12.1.165.html (another random ip)
http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/150.150.150.150.html (another random ip)
Check all IPs you want, always detect bad that.+
OOH google.com is detected too http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/200.115.92.49.html
microsoft.com too http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/191.239.213.197.html
Are you sure rbl.rbldns.ru is trusted source?
You have been told what the problems are and they are real.
We can’t help it that you do not have the knowledge to understand things and don’t know how to solve the problems.
I strongly suggest you contact Securi (or a similar company) and ask them to solve the problems.
If you don’t, more and more security software will block access to your website and you will loose many visitors if not all.
If you want a website with no visitors, don’t take any action to solve the problems.
If you want a website with visitors, hire someone to solve them.
I will give some time to McAfee and Avast to fix the problem, if not I Will tell to my users to Unistall this bads antivirus.
There is nothing to fix for avast, McAfee and the others.
The reported problems do exist.
It is you who need to solve/fix them.
Tell your users that there are problems and that you refuse to solve them.
Because that is the truth.
The only problem is a false detection. I am not an employee of avast to solve this.