Deceptive Site Warning
- Gunstar Green
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Deceptive Site Warning
Anyone else getting this on Chrome for Racketboy and the forum today?
- Thierry Henry
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Re: Deceptive Site Warning
I just checked now. No.
"There are three kinds of suns in Missouri: Sunshines, sunflowers, and sons-of-bitches"
Re: Deceptive Site Warning
Yes, page 2 of the RIP Carrie Fisher thread gives it to me. Says neo-geo.com is an unsafe site. I assume someone posted a link to the neo-geo.com forums because of this...
"neo-geo.com forums , hacked ?" viewtopic.php?f=6&t=50975
Gunstar, what thread(s) gave you the warning?
"neo-geo.com forums , hacked ?" viewtopic.php?f=6&t=50975
Gunstar, what thread(s) gave you the warning?
- Gunstar Green
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Re: Deceptive Site Warning
Ziggy587 wrote:Yes, page 2 of the RIP Carrie Fisher thread gives it to me. Says neo-geo.com is an unsafe site. I assume someone posted a link to the neo-geo.com forums because of this...
"neo-geo.com forums , hacked ?" http://racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=50975
Gunstar, what thread(s) gave you the warning?
That was the one, so that must be it. Thanks.
Re: Deceptive Site Warning
Can a mod remove the link from that post so no one gets the malicious site warning?
Re: Deceptive Site Warning
Yup it's link poison, though the fact ng's forum does it for weeks now seems to make no sense to anyone over there either. Stupid false positive or something going on. The malicious complainer default to browsers is picking it up, but the added layer of anti viral from various apps with browser plug ins don't see anything. Very suspicious.
Re: Deceptive Site Warning
Maybe they've got an expired certificate or something otherwise out of date on the server.