Trojan on the forum?

[Lucky13]

Same here guys! My Norton blocked something I think was named Bloodhound and another trojan whatsit, can't remember the name now...
Norton blocked and took care of twice and did so fast and effectively(?)....
Same here as well, never had this happen before.

 

[Wurger]

Yep....

 

[ccheese]

I have not seen anthing like this on two different computers, one running Norton the other McAfee....

Charles

 

[al49]

Hi,
I got a warning message as well.
It says the risk is linked to two websites that are in some ways connected to Aircraft of World War II
These sites are:
centiyo.com and blogcasino.com
I forced my warning twice to enter, I hope nothing bad will happen to my computer!
Alberto

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

I use Firefox and McAfee, and have 0 problems with this. I do have it set to no active x allowed, that might be the problem.

By the way I recommend any one that is using IE, to switch to Firefox. It is faster, better and has less of a security problem than IE does.

 

[Trebor]

I use avira, too and I'm getting the same thing

 

[Marcel]

I use Linux, no problems with the trojans whatsoever. Don't even have to run an anti-virus 8)

 

[Colin1]

I use Linux, no problems with the trojans whatsoever. Don't even have to run an anti-virus 8)

stoppen leedvermaak!

 

[Crimea_River]

McAfee caught it on my machine when I logged in just now. Mods, please check into this. I'm shutting down too for a bit.

 

[Marcel]

stoppen leedvermaak!

No "leedvermaak", you can do it, too. Just shake off the fear for the big power of Microsoft, download a nice, free Linux distro en install it yourself

 

[al49]

OK, a bi more from myself.
I use Google Chrome. The feedback I got on possible trojans is teh following:

centiyo.com
Three pages tested during last 90 days, 0 pages originate download and 'installation of unwanted dangerous software. Last time Google visited this was onl 2010-01-11, while last time a malware has been found was on this site was onl 2010-01-11.
Malicious software includes 213 trojan(s), 62 scripting exploit(s), 20 exploit(s).
This site was hosted on 2 network(s) including AS39150 (VLTELECOM), AS49093 (BIGNESS)

blogcasino.org
Three pages tested during last 90 days, 0 pages originate download and 'installation of unwanted dangerous software. Last time Google visited this was onl 2010-01-11, while last time a malware has been found was on this site was onl 2010-01-11.
Malicious software includes 82 trojan(s), 16 exploit(s).
This site was hosted on 1 network(s) including AS49091 (INTERFORUM)
Please note that underlined text is my translation of Italian text.
BR
Alberto

 

[Lucky13]

Good work Alberto!

 

[seesul]

Didn´t get anything in the morning but getting the same warning now.
Using Firefox and Avira antivir...

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

I still have not received anything, but I also do not have ads running on my browser.

 

[gumbyk]

The ads run on mine, but I haven't received any notification of any trojans.

It might be in an ad that is targeted to N America, not one that I get down here.

 

[Marcel]

For testing, I just fired up Vista with AVG. Didn't get any message about trojans from AVG.

 

[ccheese]

I've been on and off, all day long with two different computers running two different A/V programs. Nothing yet, but
like Chris, I don't have any ads running on my browser.

Charles

 

[seesul]

Here some details from Avira:

Virus: HTML/Infected.WebPage.Gen
Date discovered: 14/08/2007
Type: Trojan
In the wild: Yes
Reported Infections: Low
Distribution Potential: Low
Damage Potential: Low
Static file: No
Engine version: 7.04.01.62

Special detection HTML/Infected.WebPage.Gen

Description:
A common attack against the web infrastructure can be the infection of harmless web pages. Some malware changes every HTML file stored on the disc and adds a link (very often an IFrame) to a site hosting malicious code. Other attacks can aim for the web servers and try to insert forwarding to the pages hosted there. The owner of these pages is advised to take them offline. Fix the hole (either on his own PC or on the server), check the pages for infections, clean them and go online again. Infected Web Pages often contain additional Iframe, Object or Script Tags. The Script Tags often contain encrypted Code.

Version history:
The following engine updates were released in order to enhance detection:

• 7.04.01.62 ( 14/08/2007 )
• 7.06.00.40 ( 07/12/2007 )
• 7.06.00.84 ( 10/04/2008 )
• 7.08.00.58 ( 19/06/2008 )
• 7.08.00.64 ( 02/07/2008 )
• 7.09.00.26 ( 05/11/2008 )
• 7.09.00.30 ( 11/11/2008 )
• 7.09.00.41 ( 04/12/2008 )
• 7.09.00.60 ( 22/01/2009 )
• 7.09.00.70 ( 30/01/2009 )
• 7.09.00.74 ( 04/02/2009 )
• 7.09.00.76 ( 06/02/2009 )
• 7.09.00.93 ( 26/02/2009 )
• 7.09.00.114 ( 12/03/2009 )
• 7.09.00.120 ( 18/03/2009 )
• 7.09.00.129 ( 26/03/2009 )
• 7.09.00.138 ( 03/04/2009 )
• 7.09.00.155 ( 23/04/2009 )
• 7.09.00.166 ( 08/05/2009 )
• 7.09.00.168 ( 18/05/2009 )
• 7.09.00.180 ( 27/05/2009 )
• 7.09.00.187 ( 09/06/2009 )
• 7.09.00.191 ( 17/06/2009 )

See a brief description here.


Description inserted by Andrei Gherman on Thu, 16 Aug 2007 08:56 (GMT+1)
Description updated by Andrei Ivanes on Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:26 (GMT+1)

 

[seesul]

OMG, every single click on this web means a warning...

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

We are going to have to contact Horse about this.

I honestly have no clue, but like I said I am not receiving any warnings.