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Virus On Pattayadailynews.com?

Maestro
Maestro
in IT and Computers

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Posts in the topic “Australian Woman Abducted And Gang Raped In Pattaya, Police claim "victim" lied” contain the following two links:

http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.p...NEWS=0000005128

http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.p...NEWS=0000005137

When I clicked on these links I got the following virus reports:

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I did what the warning message suggested and clicked on “Abort connection”

No poster in that topic has mentioned this problem, which seems to indicate that it is unique to my computer. Is it possible that my Avast anti-virus program has made a false report?

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Maestro

The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place

 

avast picked it up on mine too when i clicked that link.

did a full scan and found no more problems

Posts in the topic "Australian Woman Abducted And Gang Raped In Pattaya, Police claim "victim" lied" contain the following two links:

http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.p...NEWS=0000005128

http://www.pattayadailynews.com/shownews.p...NEWS=0000005137

When I clicked on these links I got the following virus reports:

post-21260-1203410019_thumb.png post-21260-1203410035_thumb.png

I did what the warning message suggested and clicked on "Abort connection"

No poster in that topic has mentioned this problem, which seems to indicate that it is unique to my computer. Is it possible that my Avast anti-virus program has made a false report?

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Maestro

Hi

It's a false positive, so don't need to be worry! Checked with 5 different scanners beside of Avast!

Cheers.

Yes, it appears to be a false positive.

My Avast picked it up as well.

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A scan with Avast and AVG after clicking on the link confirmed the PC to be clean, but I'm not brave enough to switch off all protection and try again.

opalhort

I wonder if they got infected with the irame exploit and the AV is picking up that. Several servers at some large datacenters (and all of my sites) got his somehow. It's an iframe that apparently either tracks or injects something into a user's page. It was first touted as a Wordpress exploit, but went far beyond WP.

My pages had the <iframe ...> code between the </head> and <body> tags on every index.* page on the server .. including all the Apache man pages. The code was also in a number of "footers" and "signup.php" files.

The problem is that Russian scripty kids found a way to use a exploration in CSF, a firewall that is used by many hosting companies.

If your hosting provider has this problem send them a email that they have to install the latest security fix for there CSF installation. Without this security fix, it is possible to execute scripts as root (administrator) on the server.

CSF stands for ConfigServer Firewall, if any problems or questions I would be happy to help

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