Thread: WARNING Google is trying to BLOCK ALIPAC Again!

go to tools, options and uncheck block report attack sites

Originally Posted by vmonkey56

go to tools, options and uncheck block report attack sites

I couldn't find the above but this works below:

Go the the Wrench
Options
Under the Hood
Uncheck "enable phishing and malware protection"

I"m not concerned with viruses, spyware, malware, or phishing since I have a good computer security program that I make sure is updated daily. At least, now I can go directly to Alipac without having to get the Google Warning

I did the basic google search moments ago, typing in Alipac:

This is what pulled up:

ALIPAC Fighting Against Illegal Immigration This site may harm your computer.

ELE Wrote:

Isn't it curious that at the same time Obama is trying to force us to accept Communist health care, Glenn Beck's advertisers are pulling out for no stated reason. And Lou Dobbs is being fired for no stated reason

Is Lou Dobbs firing confirmed? I did a search on google and all that pulled up were massive amounts of petitions and groups working to get him fired.

I took all the add ons off Internet Explorer (eg. Google, Yahoo) and magically the alerts were gone and Internet Explorer ran much better for me.

Wow, I had to switch over to IE to get onto Alipac.

BTW virus program reports no problems for the site.

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Viruses (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Drive-By Downloads (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Malicious Downloads (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Worms (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Suspicious Applications (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Suspicious Browser Changes (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Security Risks (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Heuristic Viruses (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Adware (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Trojans (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Phishing Attacks (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Spyware (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Backdoors (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Remote Access Software (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Information Stealers (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Dialers (what's this?)

Threats found: 0
Small-whitebg-green Downloaders


Seems to me someone is doing this purposely. This keeps Alipac from
informing new people.
An I do not use google..So why would google warnings be popping up.

Originally Posted by Triumph

Wow, I had to switch over to IE to get onto Alipac.

Snip...


Seems to me someone is doing this purposely. This keeps Alipac from
informing new people.

Either that or we have something that we have on the website that is malicious. I would think it could be an avatar or a picture that one of us has put on that has some code embedded in it that we don't know about.

Here is a link to an explanation. It seems sort of creepy to be looking around the website for the fakyha.com or the IP address in the source code as once you find it you've got what ever it is dishing out.

http://badwarebusters.org/main/itemview/7950

Originally Posted by StokeyBob

Originally Posted by Triumph

Wow, I had to switch over to IE to get onto Alipac.

Snip...


Seems to me someone is doing this purposely. This keeps Alipac from
informing new people.

Either that or we have something that we have on the website that is malicious. I would think it could be an avatar or a picture that one of us has put on that has some code embedded in it that we don't know about.

Donno, Seems one of our multi-protection-virus programs would pick it up. Also strange I can use IE version 7.0.XXXX and not get a warning. I try to use Firefox I receive the warnings.

Originally Posted by Triumph

Originally Posted by StokeyBob

Originally Posted by Triumph

Wow, I had to switch over to IE to get onto Alipac.

Snip...


Seems to me someone is doing this purposely. This keeps Alipac from
informing new people.

Either that or we have something that we have on the website that is malicious. I would think it could be an avatar or a picture that one of us has put on that has some code embedded in it that we don't know about.

Donno, Seems one of our multi-protection-virus programs would pick it up. Also strange I can use IE version 7.0.XXXX and not get a warning. I try to use Firefox I receive the warnings.

The way I understand it is that that malware is not on this web site but that we have a link somewhere on this site that links to it.


From what I'm reading is that Firefox and some other browsers are using some tool of Google's to check to see if pages are safe before they load.

Then again maybe the two founder guys at Google that we all trusted have cashed in and are long gone now. In that case I would imagine selling Google short now would be a good thing to do if your into the stock market thing.

Oh that's whats going on. It hit yahoo too.