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[QUOTE=JohnRoss;1965001]Are any of you guys getting a virus warning that says Exploit Javascript Obfuscation (type156). For some reason it is popping up on USAG every time I click on a thread or forum. It doesn't happen anywhere else.[/QUOTE]Yep. Just started this afternoon.
[QUOTE=BJHawaii;1965026]Yep. Just started this afternoon.[/QUOTE]I got that MSG on my iPhone also.
[QUOTE=JohnRoss;1965001]Are any of you guys getting a virus warning that says Exploit Javascript Obfuscation (type156). For some reason it is popping up on USAG every time I click on a thread or forum. It doesn't happen anywhere else.[/QUOTE]Got it just now as well.
[QUOTE=RodFarva;1965171]I got that MSG on my iPhone also.[/QUOTE]I didn't get it on my iPad just now. That's weird.
[QUOTE=JohnRoss;1965001]Are any of you guys getting a virus warning that says Exploit Javascript Obfuscation (type156). For some reason it is popping up on USAG every time I click on a thread or forum. It doesn't happen anywhere else.[/QUOTE]I started getting that warning on my computer from google that there is a malware program is hitting this site. Admin needs to check their servers for the malware.
Me Too! I just got a pop. Up screen suggesting a virus{TCS. Ellipses}.
JT.
[QUOTE=HonoluluYobo;1965733]I started getting that warning on my computer from google that there is a malware program is hitting this site. Admin needs to check their servers for the malware.[/QUOTE]
You can lower the risk of infection of your computer with malware and viruses SIGNIFICANTLY by changing your user setting from admin privileges to standard user (control panel, user settings). I suggest you set up a separate account with admin privileges, and do not use it while browsing the web. Instead, use an account with standard user settings. If you need to install software, a panel will pop up and ask for a password to your admin account.
It is not fool proof - some hackers are very, very good, but it will prevent a lot of intrusions. In addition, use a virus prevention software.
This site is safe as far as I know with those precautions.
I ran three scans of my computer using three different programs (CCleaner, SuperAntiSpyware and McAfee) and came. Up totally clean.
What I suspect is that some one with an agenda is repeatedly reporting this site as having a virus. With enough reports, the companies that support our browsers put USASG on a watch list of infected sites and try to stop anyone else from coming here.
[QUOTE=Chexx05;1963899]As being "hapa- black" myself LOL, Redbone is a term females use which they think makes them sound exotic HaHa, where I'm from on the east coast, "redbone" girls are light skinned mixed girls who have red undertones and reddish hair, usually with light hazel or green eyes. (not all mixed girls carry these features) they usually have bad ass bodies as well. These days, any girl uses the term redbone to make themselves sound appealing.
Ex: [URL]http://honolulu.backpage.com/FemaleEscorts/pretty-young-hot-sexxy-redbone-last-day-in-hawaii-special-specials-19/4553120[/URL].
This is not a proper example of a "redbone" this lady is just light skinned. Goggle Dollicia Bryan for a good example.[/QUOTE]I've heard mullato, and redbone, along with yellow bone. I think these are spesific to black or African American women whom are of a mixed background. Yellow bone meaning they have a yellow hue or tone about them. If I can find a good example ill post a link.
I sent a message to Jackson about the virus warnings and here is the response I received:
Hi,
I appreciate your participation in the forum and also that you took the time to advise me of the security warning you received from Google and / or AVG.
We subscribe to a virus / malware scanning service that scans the USASG site every hour looking for viruses, malware and / or other security hacks on the forum. This service alerted us of the Google warning within minutes of Google's notice.
Our virus / malware scanning service immediately scanned our entire server and advised us that there is no virus or malware hosted on our website or the server itself.
Let me make that perfectly clear: THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER.
As per Google's own report, THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER. You may read the report at{TCS. Ellipses}.
[URL]http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-US&site=http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/[/URL]
Please read the text in the middle of the Google report that states{TCS. Ellipses}.
"Has this site hosted malware? No, this site has not hosted malicious software over the past 90 days.".
According to Google, the problem they have is that apparently the forum contains an EXTERNAL LINK to another website that they believe has a virus and / or malware. My programmer and server admin are both working now to identify and remove the EXTERNAL LINK.
Let me repeat: According to Google's own report, the warning is due to an issue on ANOTHER WEBSITE.
We expect to have the website fully cleansed and functioning normally within a few hours.
I appreciate your patience in this regard.
Thanks,
Jackson.
[QUOTE=Niceguy808;1966699]I sent a message to Jackson about the virus warnings and here is the response I received:
Hi,
I appreciate your participation in the forum and also that you took the time to advise me of the security warning you received from Google and / or AVG.
We subscribe to a virus / malware scanning service that scans the USASG site every hour looking for viruses, malware and / or other security hacks on the forum. This service alerted us of the Google warning within minutes of Google's notice.
Our virus / malware scanning service immediately scanned our entire server and advised us that there is no virus or malware hosted on our website or the server itself.
Let me make that perfectly clear: THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER.
As per Google's own report, THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER. You may read the report at{TCS. Ellipses}.
[URL]http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-US&site=http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/[/URL]
Please read the text in the middle of the Google report that states{TCS. Ellipses}.
"Has this site hosted malware? No, this site has not hosted malicious software over the past 90 days.".
According to Google, the problem they have is that apparently the forum contains an EXTERNAL LINK to another website that they believe has a virus and / or malware. My programmer and server admin are both working now to identify and remove the EXTERNAL LINK.
Let me repeat: According to Google's own report, the warning is due to an issue on ANOTHER WEBSITE.
We expect to have the website fully cleansed and functioning normally within a few hours.
I appreciate your patience in this regard.
Thanks,
Jackson.[/QUOTE]What was interesting is that when I tried to get on this site from my iMac, I consistently got the warning message, but had no problem getting on with my iPad and iPhone. And I was using the same wifi network too. Strange?
[QUOTE=Kalani69;1967179]What was interesting is that when I tried to get on this site from my iMac, I consistently got the warning message, but had no problem getting on with my iPad and iPhone. And I was using the same wifi network too. Strange?[/QUOTE]Today (Dec 30) was the first day that I could access this site on my iMac desktop without the virus warning. Haven't been able to access this site in about 3 days without the warning.
[blue]The boss addressed this here;
[URL]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?371-Internet-Security[/URL]
Hey Jax, tell us what you really think lol
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Jackson, thanks for the cleanup, the pages are running faster than before, even if you stay on the pages for hours.
[QUOTE=Niceguy808;1966699]I sent a message to Jackson about the virus warnings and here is the response I received:
Hi,
I appreciate your participation in the forum and also that you took the time to advise me of the security warning you received from Google and / or AVG.
We subscribe to a virus / malware scanning service that scans the USASG site every hour looking for viruses, malware and / or other security hacks on the forum. This service alerted us of the Google warning within minutes of Google's notice.
Our virus / malware scanning service immediately scanned our entire server and advised us that there is no virus or malware hosted on our website or the server itself.
Let me make that perfectly clear: THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER.
As per Google's own report, THERE IS NO VIRUS or MALWARE on the WEBSITE or the SERVER. You may read the report at{TCS. Ellipses}.
[URL]http://safebrowsing.clients.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?client=Firefox&hl=en-US&site=http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/[/URL]
Please read the text in the middle of the Google report that states{TCS. Ellipses}.
"Has this site hosted malware? No, this site has not hosted malicious software over the past 90 days.".
According to Google, the problem they have is that apparently the forum contains an EXTERNAL LINK to another website that they believe has a virus and / or malware. My programmer and server admin are both working now to identify and remove the EXTERNAL LINK.
Let me repeat: According to Google's own report, the warning is due to an issue on ANOTHER WEBSITE.
We expect to have the website fully cleansed and functioning normally within a few hours.
I appreciate your patience in this regard.
Thanks,
Jackson.[/QUOTE]
Anyone got any crazy plans for tonight? I am in need of inspiration LOL.
Hey guys I just came back from japan about a week ago and I got 1 week left! I want to report but I never got out to it yet! Too much family functions! They are so greedy LOL! Anyways after today I can do some reporting but I want to get a massage first. Anyone know if kamaaina girls, no ka oi or makai massage offer extras..all of them in century center. Or if lola at yokohama does in fact offer the real nuru thing? Thanks guys, ill get a report out this week hopefully!