DemonGoddess

frustrated does not begin to cover how I feel about this. I just rechecked everything, searched the domain for the links that don't exist that are being said as the malware hosters.. note what I said about not existing? As in, the links are not ANYWHERE. Not in any file, nothing. It gets better. The script that is the so-called malware is the banner invocation code, which is unchanged. The file for the banner invocation code hasn't been changed for a couple years. I would know.

I already know this, but thanks for the info. On my way to my tools to do that AGAIN.

SafeWeb - green StopTheHacker - green SiteAdvisor - green I just checked them Off to check webmaster tools now

The only stories I've ever seen hit the 1,000 mark are those where it's rated up by buddies, and not rated on merit.

I'm going to give you some examples of excellent writers, who because of what fanverse they wrote in, certainly didn't get those kinds of rates, even though they're excellent writers and deserve 'em Tisienne Blue LitGal jameschick That's just from Buffy 'verse. I KNOW I can point you to many more who certainly are deserving of high ratings on their stories, yet often don't get them. Why? Because it's either an older 'verse or a 'verse with a small following.

Okay, as we all know, the site has been testing clean all along, on various sites which check this, such as Norton and McAfee. Not to mention the service we're now subscribed to. So, I kept seeing where the malware warning was showing adultfanfictionnet.net as the actual culprit. Thing is, it's a pointer domain with NO FILES ON IT. Not anywhere. So, that being the case, with it being a domain with no files, it shouldn't kick ANY kind of error. Searched the entire site, to see if there were still some paths floating around from last September when we bought the domain when this one expired. I found them, and changed them back to the domain path. By the way, there never was any sort of linking in any file to "edithfilms.ch" whatever the hell THAT is. Anyway, now that the paths no longer exist, Chrome users need to CLOSE Chrome, and then restart it. You should no longer see the warning. Please let me know if you do.

Hi there, I removed the content of your post, as you're offering money for fanfiction. That's absolutely something you should NEVER do.

As Google considers each subdomain a separate site, what I did was add the one subdomain that's still kicking the warning, as a site for scanning. Hopefully that will clear this once and for all.

Keep your fingers crossed that this latest tweak I did in webmaster tools will finally fix it for all of it. We'll see.

Yes, that means the forum is safe too

It is absolutely safe. There is nothing IN the archive files which will harm your system. That's the weekly report we just received from the malware prevention service the site is subscribed to. This service works for websites how malware scanners work for a personal computer. I just tried to duplicate what happened to you, and cannot. No matter how deep in to the categories I go, I click back, I end up at the page I was at prior, in the archive.

With the java dependencies within the archive for things like menuing, IE often has issues with Java itself from time to time. I think that has more to do with wanting ActiveX to control browser behaviors...

In the browser menu - Tools>Internet Options click the Advanced tab make sure Enable Third Party Extensions is checked This does require a browser restart

Nope, they sure can't.

You see the domain given? It's the parked domain. Which has no files on it. At ALL. Just for shits and giggles, I checked my webmaster tools cp again. No malware. This means I CANNOT get google to do anything about this.

The only warning I'm kicking now is for adultfanfictionnet.net which is not in my webmaster tools, and is a parked domain we own. It has no files in it.

awwwww.... congrats!

I expected it to disappear, was just unsure when it would

clear your cookies. You can manually remove any of the site cookies by searching .adult-fanfiction.org and deleting them.

Generally speaking, an author knows which tags apply to his or her story, and we expect them to tag appropriately. However, we also understand that writing is a fluid process, and that you may end up going in a direction in your story you didn't expect, and then need to add additional tags/warnings. Sentences/paragraphs such as this, added to give additional warnings and whatever, are not counted as author notes.

Virus threat (NOT) Norton Safe Web McAfee SiteAdvisor The site is subscribed to stopthehacker.com, which is a service which does for websites, what programs such as MalwareBytes does for the end user. It monitors the site 24/7, scans it daily, and is set to make any necessary changes if anything is detected. This has tested the site as clean, and now shows us off Google's blacklist. You may still see the occasional warning page, while all search indexes are updated by Google. Currently, only Chrome is having any issues at all, and only for parts of the site intermittently. Because of the issues this caused from the 28th of February through the 3rd of March, we will not be hiding anything that was scheduled for it, nor will I be processing any scheduled deletions (after 30 or more days hidden). After all, with the warning and block pages, any issues any user may have had to correct, I certainly would NOT have expected any one of you to bypass those warnings to do so. Because I was a space case and forgot to click the publish button, the news post for February wasn't actually displaying until yesterday. Please take the time to read it! A BIG thank you to everyone who has been so supportive while this threat was sorted out. I and the rest of the staff surely do appreciate it! DemonGoddess061

Beethoven - Symphony No.6 in F major, Op.68 Pastorale Bruno Walter conducting

Chrome is only kicking at the root directory and the member login now. Within all the other subdomains, it's not. Not only that, Google removed us from the blacklist. So, I guess I have to email them AGAIN and ask them to remove those warning redirects as they're not valid and do not apply to the site.

No prob!

You could always start a discussion about Tigro