WOAH, did you really just suggest that people turn OFF the fradulent website warning? Let me clear this up. DO NOT TURN THAT OFF IN YOUR SETTINGS. Just click that you understand and continue in. That feature is there for a reason, to protect you from getting pwnt and your box rootkitted. That's like telling someone to turn off their anti-virus because it keeps throwing up virus warnings. Educate yourself, do not turn off your safety devices!!!!

 

But if you're just going to say "understand" and enter at every site it warns you about, it's effectively off anyway. If you're like me and only visit pretty much the same trusted sites all the time, I don't see anything wrong with it. I'll ignore it every time anyway.

 

That was a suggestion for I-Club only at this time and AFTER the IB techs had worked the problem and found the cause. I have confidence the membership of I-Club understands the risk of turning off browser warnings.

With malware and viruses at a all time high across the web, a prudent surfer will use stand alone antivirus to back up a browsers 'broad' warning brush. I use Webroot Security Essentials which is updated every hour and rated the highest in effectiveness (this week). There were no flags in neither real time nor deep level scans of my computers as a result of downloading I-Club content. Hopefully Google will not take a week to rescan the site. Thanks.

Bob..

 

Yea other than the fact that...

1)IE8 and up have the same protections the other web browsers have.
2)Firefox and chrome use NON INDUSTRY STANDARD coding. Don't believe me, hit some of the SSL based web systems like sharepoint portals.

I checked up on this problem, it looks like i-club got flagged for some bad scripting and not any kind of popup. *edit* looks like I was right, I love being right.

 

*sigh* people who do not understand computers, web code, and basic net processing should not post up.

The setting is not necessary at all if you have your security settings set up right. Any smart user will have "do not load content" turned on. With that turned on no program can load.

Oh and all this "OMG you will get rootkitted" is just scare tactics. Only 1 in every 50 viruses can rootkit, and there is no known way for spyware/malware to do a rootkit install...unless you click "yes" on the content warning...or are a ****ing idiot and have content download block turned off.

 

This thread makes me lol. OH NOSE!! teh iclub tried to hAcK mAh sYsTeM

CALL ZERO COOL!!!!

I blame the gibson!

 

The iframe that contained malware was there and could've been injected using Vbulletin, there have been vbulletin vulnerabilities in the past that make that a reasonable assumption.

It was just whatever ad site is being used to generate revenue that got hacked and their iframe was corrupted causing the issue. There was malware present and it has now been fixed, hence why I edited my posts to simply say "Fixed" as to not confuse anyone.

 

 

Glad its nothing serious. Was getting tired of mobile view back to the pc

 

Hack th3 PlaneT!

 

www.northamericanmotoring.com is getting the same warning, this must be something going around

 

Like that one hot chick that swears it's her first time.


!@#!@$!#!!

 

thankfully i'm not the only one.... thought i was too much **** again..

 

icksplain pleeze...

 

looks like the pool on the roof sprung a leak