Each time I enter at my myspace wabpage, avast detects and blocks those virus:
URL:Mal y HTML:RedirME-inf
My myspace webpage is:
hxxp://xxx.mysxxxpace.com/xxxxxxx
I tryed changing password, updating avast, and changing the code of the persolalizad widgets of the page, but AVAST keeps notifying about those virus. Im totally lost, any help?
Get no avast alerts when opening in Google Chrome. Has that what is flagged been cleansed or does it no longer respond?
Get several HTTP 1.1 302 Object moved i.e. “response.redirect” on the requested page,
chrome works perfectly, no message opening other websites, is only each time I refresh my web: hxxp://xxxx.myxxxxce.com/xxxxxxx
the second part of your question i dont understand it, after each alert everything works fine, AVAST seem to just block those virus, nothing more, my computer seem to work well…
is that answering?
also, I have done an AVAST full system scan and my computer dont seem to be infected
Here you may participate, because it is not about giving advice for qualified malware removal. And you are not hindering a qualified malware routine.
What you come up with is a privacy risk for a particular subdomain found there, that is flagged, but they say it is currently found safe. Good observation, as it is tracker script, and benign as far as we can establish here: http://zulu.zscaler.com/submission/show/95f6e60bcecfc453edd2f9bea7f3e8c9-1333320107
The BrightCloude index score is green 88 for the IP, that means “There is a very low probability that the user will be exposed to malicious links or payloads”,
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I found the vulnerability via Chrome PasswordFail extension and this is valid:
And this was a problem: This website send passwords in clear text upon request
NAME MySpace
TYPE Social Network
STATUS Insecure
REPORTED BY sondreb
REPORTED DATE Saturday, September 12, 2009
LAST UPDATED DATE Saturday, September 12, 2009
That says currently safe. But it could also be the OP has something on his puter and then he has to go here: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=53253.0
and we must leave it to the qualified malware removal experts,