Howard, I'm getting a number of notices from my antivirus software about trojan attacks from the site.
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Hi,
A) I need screenshots of the warnings.
2) I'm on my honeymoon and won't be home for a week.
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A) I need screenshots of the warnings.
2) I'm on my honeymoon and won't be home for a week.
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I had one a warning few weeks ago, showed the screen shot in another thread here - but I really think it was a false hit.
I had a few warnings on Ebay one day last week.
It's good that our protection programs keep us save, but sometimes they get kinda silly.
What program are you using, DDM...?
I had a few warnings on Ebay one day last week.
It's good that our protection programs keep us save, but sometimes they get kinda silly.What program are you using, DDM...?
According to Google... We had some kind of issue on Dec.25. I fixed the injected code by removing the errant code by rolling back our data.
According to our daily monitoring of SB using a special 3rd party anti-virus/anti-malware detection site, our site is not blacklisted on any of the monitoring sites, and scans clean.
The only time we really had malware on the site (about a year and a half ago), we were in fact flagged by google very shortly after the malware was injected into the code.
According to our daily monitoring of SB using a special 3rd party anti-virus/anti-malware detection site, our site is not blacklisted on any of the monitoring sites, and scans clean.
The only time we really had malware on the site (about a year and a half ago), we were in fact flagged by google very shortly after the malware was injected into the code.
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