I was browsing some sites today and had two red warning boxes appear, since I have many tabs open its hard to be sure which site these were from, but at the time of the first warning I was browsing hxttp://wxw.nzxt.com/new/products/crafted_series/guardian_921_rb and the other pc case pages.
Second warning came up when I was on hxttp://wxw.novatech.co.uk/products/components/cooling/fans/100mmplus/r4-lus-07ab-gp.html
Note: had multiple novatech pages open when both warnings came up, however was actively browsing nzxt when the first showed up.
For c5.static.nrcdn dot com/js/0.52.0/loader.min.js benign
[nothing detected] c5.static.nrcdn dot com/js/0.52.0/loader.min.js
status: (referer=http:/www.ask dot com/web?q=puppies)saved 39739 bytes 47a65f2f231eb1e2bc1021f11617dff1fd3d6ee2
info: [decodingLevel=0] found JavaScript
error: line:3: SyntaxError: unterminated string literal:
error: line:3: ;var d=document;nRelate=window.parent.nRelate;'+c.js+
error: line:3: …^
info: Decoding option navigator.systemLanguage=en and navigator.systemLanguage=zh-cn and browser=IE7/XP and browser=IE8/Vista and browser=Opera and browser=Firefox, 0 bytes
info: Decoding option navigator.systemLanguage=en and navigator.systemLanguage=zh-cn and browser=IE7/XP and browser=IE8/Vista and browser=Opera and browser=Firefox, 69 bytes
info: [decodingLevel=1] found JavaScript
I get a /*** called setTimeout with function () {b.acs({}); }, 5000 */ which is suspicious and the referer ask dot com is
suspicious…
My verdict you got crappy search engine malware called “Ask dot com”
File logs, see: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=53253.0
and wait for a qualified removal expert to look into the logs you have filed.
He has been informed by me, you await his removal expertise…
It may well be as polonus suggests some search redirect, as I have visited both the nzxt and novotech links you gave using firefox 17.0.1 and no avast alerts. I couldn’t find any off-site reference to hxttp://static.nrelate.com or hxttp://c5.static.nrcdn.com/common_js/.
So it will require further investigation to see if you have some search engine malware.
You are welcome. Do as also DavidR suggests. Both essexboy and I think you could have some code left-overs of an unwanted toolbar crap install attempt.
Provide essexboy with the logs requested as via the link I gave you and wait for the analysis. Better safe than sorry, as we always say,