I keep getting a warning regarding funnymonkeysshow.com, really can’t see where it is coming from. When it happens i’m not usually doing anything - may even not be on the pc. I tried a malwarebytes scan and can’t see anything. Did an avast scan - left it all day and when I came back it had closed so I assume it went ok?
Just doing the requested actions and will then report back. Quick scan done from malwarebytes with no faults - full scan will take a few hours I think, then will do the otl and will post the results.
upload that to www.virustotal.com and test with 40+ malware scanners
when you have the result, copy the URL in your addressbar and post it here for us to see ( if already scanned click the rescan button )
OBS: quick scan with MBAM is fine…no need to full scan
However! I have had a thought, I use xfire and i’m wondering if it’s an ad from xfire that is getting blocked. When I next see it warn i’ll see if the xfire ad window is blank. Might be off base but the message is so random it could fit and i’m fairly sure xfire uses that process.
Well first the redirect goes to htxp://secredir.com/?sov=funnymonkeysshow.com and then redirects to > hxtp://channel-reward-central.com/?sov=61567001
See here: htxp://jsunpack.jeek.org/?report=e0effc0587b748fbc2061198ae1d3813889f02ae (Only visit last mentioned link when security savvy, with ample script protection and in a VM) - also see: http://urlquery.net/report.php?id=25295 Site is being blocked in Malzilla as it tries at once to download malcode,
There is another instance of this malcode from that domain still up, but maybe not responsive:
hxtp://secredir.com/?sov=146368&id=aDS-cALL-geducation!!!U2FsdGVkX19hZGw3N0lha7wF1KBk5N1w01MgG4fYu_k (a Phish),
see: Up(nil): unknown_html_RFI ARIN BS abuse at securehost dot com 208.87.33.232 to 208.87.33.232 secredir dot com htxp://secredir.com/?sov=146368&id=aDS-cALL-geducation!!!U2FsdGVkX19hZGw3N0lha7wF1KBk5N1w01MgG4fYu_k could have been closed now , so what is mentioned here could be a newer Phish. So good avast flags this,
Agreed, though if it does turn out to be something like an ad it would be useful if you could add an action like noted - continue blocking without warning or similar as it just seems so random to get it blocked but not see anything else about it.
[*]Then click the Run Fix button at the top
[*]Let the program run unhindered, reboot the PC when it is done
[*]Open OTL again and click the Quick Scan button. Post the log it produces in your next reply.
Hi many thanks for your assistance, since I did the changes have not had any further notifications. Really appreciate the time you gave to assist on this.