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Posted on: 06/05/16 09:31PM
I don't know if its related to the new advertiser but its always xch.directrev.com with various IPs and ports
Posted on: 06/05/16 09:55PM
^If you're not using Adblock then you're doing something wrong <3
Posted on: 06/05/16 10:00PM
If you're not using Adblock then you're helping this site stay alive.
Posted on: 06/05/16 10:03PM
^If people keep harassing me on this site without mods stepping in to defend me, then why should I care? :O
Posted on: 06/05/16 11:20PM
I use Adblock AND uBlock but thats not the point here.
Posted on: 06/05/16 11:51PM
Noscript master race.
Essentially letting essential most trusted ad services through (at the users' descretion) and blocking everything else by default.
It isn't perfect though, as ad services have been known to sneak in malware (by accident or otherwise) weeks or months after Gelbooru started using them.
It should block scripts that run without ads as well... as it literally blocks... everything.
Essentially letting essential most trusted ad services through (at the users' descretion) and blocking everything else by default.
It isn't perfect though, as ad services have been known to sneak in malware (by accident or otherwise) weeks or months after Gelbooru started using them.
It should block scripts that run without ads as well... as it literally blocks... everything.
Posted on: 06/06/16 12:36AM
I've been monitoring the ads the best I can, but am not receiving anything malicious from them. I'll pull them tomorrow if you are still getting the notices.
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Malicious Website Protection Log Alert
Posted on: 06/16/16 04:53PM
Detection, 6/16/2016 2:08 AM Protection, Malicious Website Protection, Domain, 52.85.142.168, xch.directrev.com, (Port number withheld for security purposes), Outbound, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe,
Detection, 6/16/2016 2:08 AM Protection, Malicious Website Protection, Domain, 52.85.142.168, xch.directrev.com, (Port number withheld for security purposes), Outbound, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe,
Detection, 6/16/2016 2:08 AM Protection, Malicious Website Protection, Domain, 52.85.142.168, xch.directrev.com, (Port number withheld for security purposes), Outbound, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe,
It hit 3 times simultaneously from something from that advertiser embedded in your site's pages, despite me using noscript, ghostery, adblock plus, and disconnect me simultaneously, the offending script/domain thing slipped through, and when I tried to prevent it from happening again with the add-ons, I couldn't add it to my security add-ons because if it isn't specific enough it won't work, also for some reason its not very easy to just manually add stuff to most of these add-ons like noscript, anyways I just opened up this link straight from google search, gelbooru.com/index.php?pa...;tags=redhead&pid=252
and instantly I got bombarded, were it not for my Malwarebytes real-time protection, there is no telling what might have happened. When I started up my computer again earlier today after I modified my hosts file with MVPS and came back to this site, Malwarebytes didnt register the malicious IP again, perhaps this domain was included among the blocked ones in my new MVPS hosts file, but I shouldn't have to worry about keeping up pace with unscrupulous dangerous advertisers whom don't give a shit about cyber security and only about money, potentially even turning a blind-eye intentionally as long as they stuff their pockets. I advise you either complain to your advertiser or get another new one, because this current one links to a dangerous place and many folks whom are not cyber savvy are at great risk potentially, even myself despite being somewhat savvy was only saved thanks to a premium product I use. Fix this somehow, patch the holes or change advertisers, something, people's systems and private data are at risk.
Detection, 6/16/2016 2:08 AM Protection, Malicious Website Protection, Domain, 52.85.142.168, xch.directrev.com, (Port number withheld for security purposes), Outbound, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe,
Detection, 6/16/2016 2:08 AM Protection, Malicious Website Protection, Domain, 52.85.142.168, xch.directrev.com, (Port number withheld for security purposes), Outbound, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe,
It hit 3 times simultaneously from something from that advertiser embedded in your site's pages, despite me using noscript, ghostery, adblock plus, and disconnect me simultaneously, the offending script/domain thing slipped through, and when I tried to prevent it from happening again with the add-ons, I couldn't add it to my security add-ons because if it isn't specific enough it won't work, also for some reason its not very easy to just manually add stuff to most of these add-ons like noscript, anyways I just opened up this link straight from google search, gelbooru.com/index.php?pa...;tags=redhead&pid=252
and instantly I got bombarded, were it not for my Malwarebytes real-time protection, there is no telling what might have happened. When I started up my computer again earlier today after I modified my hosts file with MVPS and came back to this site, Malwarebytes didnt register the malicious IP again, perhaps this domain was included among the blocked ones in my new MVPS hosts file, but I shouldn't have to worry about keeping up pace with unscrupulous dangerous advertisers whom don't give a shit about cyber security and only about money, potentially even turning a blind-eye intentionally as long as they stuff their pockets. I advise you either complain to your advertiser or get another new one, because this current one links to a dangerous place and many folks whom are not cyber savvy are at great risk potentially, even myself despite being somewhat savvy was only saved thanks to a premium product I use. Fix this somehow, patch the holes or change advertisers, something, people's systems and private data are at risk.
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