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WOOT!! In the inbox... In a sideways kind of way of way I'm thankful Chrome and Google does that though. I don't even want to THINK about what a mess I would've had, for data recovery and site crash issues had this not been seen.

I think Madlodger's on to something ya know. Betcha other sites which host this sort of content get hit over the next several days too

How to add exceptions to your browser In Firefox- From the menu, select Tools Select Options, then Security There is a button "exceptions" Click it, and add the url you want allowed. After you do this, you MUST clear your cache and close your browser, then restart it. Changes don't take effect until you do. In IE In the menu, select tools. Select Internet Options This brings up a pop up with tabs Click the security tab. Click the "trusted sites" green arrow. Add the url to the site you want to add Again, you must clear your cache, close your browser, and restart it for any changes to take effect. In Opera From the menu, select Settings, and then Preferences. Alternately, use Ctrl+F12 From the advanced tab, click security. Click trusted websites Add the url Clear cache, close browser, restart it In Safari, there is no real way to set exceptions. However, if you really wanted to, you can click the gear icon, select preferences, click security and uncheck "Warn when visiting fraudulent sites". I wouldn't necessarily do this, as it will leave the browser open to ANY site at all. Including ones that are truly infected. In Chrome Click the wrench icon Select Options Click "Under the Hood" Again, you could disable the phishing and malware service, but I wouldn't recommend it. Click "Content Settings" For cookies, click "manage exceptions" Add the url For Java, click "manage exceptions" Add the url When you're done, click "clear browsing data" Close the browser, and restart it. --- I put the above information up, because after further research, it can take a week or two to remove a site from Google's black list, no matter if it's clean and been tested.

As you can see, what I told you all earlier, is that there was a hack attempt. So, I did what I could my end, and Nexcess did everything I asked on their end.

ty Vin! much appreciated. Latest scans

I'm getting the same results from AVG, Norton and URLVoid as I have been, that the site is clean. All browsers I checked with, except Chrome are now loading without issue. The other browsers that loaded fine now are Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera. Chrome is now detecting the Java used in the archive menu as being malicious code, but that code hasn't been changed in years. The newest Java is in the RTE, and that is ALSO unchanged since it was added in February. It appears that we had someone try to hack in through the banner software in the early hours (for me) between roughly 2 am and 4 am EDT. So, to get around that, what I did was a fresh install, new database tables and a new user for the db for this particular software. I then deleted all the old stuff. This will hopefully fix it all. Last step, is waiting for Google to do a review. As they do it on PDT, I expect that won't happen until around 2 or 3 am my time.

Not a problem. I'm just waiting for Google to do a rescan so they remove the warning now.

30 minutes isn't so bad.... I've been working on straightening the mess out for ten solid hours now

...and... Someone tried to hack the banner software, which is what's doing this now. So I am doing a clean install of it, having the hosting company check again to be sure that nothing escaped, and then doing some stuff with Google webmaster tools. I do have users telling me Teatimer and Malwarebytes are finding nothing, and I know Kaspersky is finding nothing as I use it.

Looks like someone is trying to set this up via an unused subdirectory. I'm taking care of that now.

I'll have everything rechecked again, to be safe.

I just checked documentation (quick check going back a couple weeks) and am not finding this story in the mod work sheet. Nor am I finding this title as something deleted due to being written by an underage user.

There was direct copy/paste of content from the published book. This is why the story and user were deleted.

I think it kind of depends what part of the US you're from, as to whether or not one will keep personal information private or not. Also has a great deal to do with the age of the user as well. For example, most women in my age group, from the Midwest, keep their personal stuff to themselves. It's nobody's business but mine, ya know. And that is the attitude that makes that happen.

Domain scans from well known AV vendors, done now AVG shows as "currently safe" Norton shows as "ok" UrlVOID shows clean, except for MyWOT, and that is a content warning, as the site is an adult content site.

The same applies to visual stuff, actually. This is why some things I've drawn will only ever stay in my sketch book.....

What I would do, is a couple things here. One, make sure your Java is up to date. If it's not, it often will make you get that kind of error. Two, if you have toolbars, get RID of them. Toolbars are vulnerable, will often piggyback nasties in to your system, and spoof a site you visited. Finally, if you're using IE (although I see you're using firefox), ActiveX is an issue. ActiveX has ALWAYS been an issue. It makes it so that Trojans and the like easily find a way in to your system. Again, because people who write this garbage piggyback their malware in to the ActiveX controls, spoofing them. You also need to be sure that your BROWSERS are up to date. If you don't choose to use FF 4.x, as many people don't, then I'd go to Chrome, Opera, or Safari. Browsers not kept up to date are vulnerable as well. Rechecked everything, still shows clear on my end. Checked all the paths that could be affected as well. Where were you trying to go in the site?

I pm'd you with instructions. Turns out you'd entered the wrong name as your login name. As to the bad english, not a problem! Might TAKE us a while to muddle through with each other, but we'd get there.

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The site is now in queue at Norton Safeweb to be retested, and is currently showing as "untested"

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I'm sure the author had a good reason FOR deleting those stories. Kindly read the statement that heads the forum, please.

Something else to keep in mind, is that we have a dedicated server, meaning that we share space with no one but ourselves for the hardware. At this point, as it's very easy to use, I'd recommend switching to Chrome for your browser. I'll keep my opinions of Norton to myself, as many of you like it. However, I use Kaspersky, and it has found absolutely NOTHING. Considering where I often end up when researching things FOR the site, if there was a problem, Kaspersky would've found it. It always does when I'm researching. This is NO different.