I am running chrome and opera on a macbook pro using mavericks. A rivals.com (div of yahoo sports) college basketball site (private pay site) that I have been a member of for over 12 years and visit daily, now generates an avast warning for infection involving html:hideme-f[trj]. Today is the first day this has ever happened. Only members of this private group that are also running avast have been affected. Is this a false positive and how can I stop the incessant pop-up warnings?
Appreciate any help.
Having the same problem using Firefox, only my access is blocked completely.
site is infected with HideMe spam + iFrame http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/rivals.com
seems to be v i a g r a spam 
Sucuri blog
http://blog.sucuri.net/2014/02/not-just-pills-or-payday-loans-its-essay-seo-spam.html
http://blog.sucuri.net/2012/11/website-malware-spam-injections-hideme-kickeme.html
http://blog.sucuri.net/2013/07/hidemebetter-spam-injection-variant.html
Same problem with all Rivals sites. What’s the deal? Is it Avast or is it the site problem?
read my post above …
There are no safe site on the net … safe today may be hacked tomorrow
at the moment only Sucuri and avast is detecting the spam
https://www.virustotal.com/nb/file/f54af0b9e146ac9d88f211348b04ba9b8a54e41d54584b28a5251bd092ea4f74/analysis/1425147150/
only sucuri detect the iFrame
https://www.virustotal.com/nb/file/b7169f2449da9016a7adfa006ae9f27ebb5d4592d308cb5350a5aca0eaaafe8e/analysis/1425147127/
Pardon me if this question is pretty basic, but is the solution to this issue is to wait for Rivals to fix it on their end?
yes a site owner problem …
Thanks for the quick response!