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this does not bode well for the future of that site

Got a link Pete?

Especially when Cayne (New Admin) stated clearly that the malware was injected into the site via an admin account.

Imagine flogging something at the top of the market and then the opportunity arose to buy it back later when the price is depressed.............

Leigh Ping wrote: wrote:

Got a link Pete?

There's always room for conspiracy theories. Could it really be that way?

its only affecting Chrome, post from Steve Childs..........

It appears that Google has decided to block us again. This isn't due to a fresh problem - indeed Google says the site is clean, but still blocks it as a precaution.

I've raised it with technical and they'll get onto Google to get it fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused over the last week or so.

It's the 'Chinese way' Leigh, see Nack/Snaic for details.

Sheefag wrote: wrote:

Especially when Cayne (New Admin) stated clearly that the malware was injected into the site via an admin account.

Imagine flogging something at the top of the market and then the opportunity arose to buy it back later when the price is depressed.............

why thats just crazy talk






.............or is it

Chrome detects it early, soon all other browsers will block it too. The same scenario happened a few days ago. There must be something, in fact the last time it happened, my antivirus blocked a code injection from .org. Last night I did a scan and there was 18 infected html files in my computer all due to that malware.

petevick wrote: wrote:

Sheefag wrote: wrote:

Especially when Cayne (New Admin) stated clearly that the malware was injected into the site via an admin account.

Imagine flogging something at the top of the market and then the opportunity arose to buy it back later when the price is depressed.............

why thats just crazy talk






.............or is it

AdminC wrote: wrote:

The hacker used and compromised an old staff account and so new security passwords and authentication box has been put in place when logging in the admin control panel for the back end.

http://forums.mg-rover.org/showpost.php?p=5248695&postcount=104

Firefox now blocking it

Sheefag wrote: wrote:

petevick wrote: wrote:

Sheefag wrote: wrote:

Especially when Cayne (New Admin) stated clearly that the malware was injected into the site via an admin account.

Imagine flogging something at the top of the market and then the opportunity arose to buy it back later when the price is depressed.............

why thats just crazy talk






.............or is it

AdminC wrote: wrote:

The hacker used and compromised an old staff account and so new security passwords and authentication box has been put in place when logging in the admin control panel for the back end.

http://forums.mg-rover.org/showpost.php?p=5248695&postcount=104

SteveChilds wrote: wrote:

To be honest, there would be no point - it must have been a exploit in vBulletin
as all the members with admin access are still here.