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WTF is this???
EDIT - I visited it again then it pops out again...
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Off Topic Browsing then something pops out.
Browsing then something pops out.
30 replies WTF is this???
EDIT - I visited it again then it pops out again...
Seekay has writtenChrome sucks. Get Opera.
Both suck imho. Use Internet Explorer :3
Alistaire has writtenAgree!
Yay
Yates has writtenNo. Opera is best. Surf the Internet, like a boss.
Plus the design is simple and awesome.
Alistaire has writtenTotaly agree
I recommend opera for it's simple and fast.
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back on topic~ it might be just Chrome doing that, try with something else, IE or idk
Ok on topic: is your time and date settings upadted? Check to see if its been reset to the default date (which should be in the year 2000 or sumthin)
ULtiMa has writtenHi Guys... I was browsing in the thread "Show the screenshot of your desktops" on page 6. this appears..
WTF is this???
EDIT - I visited it again then it pops out again...
WTF is this???
EDIT - I visited it again then it pops out again...
There's simply an image, which was uploaded to s017.radikal.ru, shown on that page (here to be exact). Chrome sees a GET request to s017.radikal.ru (to get that image), looks it up in its malware hosts database and sees that domain listed there. That does not mean that that specific image is malware, it means that somewhere on that domain, google found malware.
As far as I know, .PNG images cannot contain malware, but radikal.ru can collect information about you. Many hosts do that though.
If you really don't trust it, you can simply block s017.radikal.ru. But it should be safe to just proceed anyway. Nothing about stealing sensitive information and fishing btw, that's nonsense.
Banaan has writtenHas any of you noticed that this only occured on that specific page of that specific thread?
There's simply an image, which was uploaded to s017.radikal.ru, shown on that page (here to be exact). Chrome sees a GET request to s017.radikal.ru (to get that image), looks it up in its malware hosts database and sees that domain listed there. That does not mean that that specific image is malware, it means that somewhere on that domain, google found malware.
As far as I know, .PNG images cannot contain malware, but radikal.ru can collect information about you. Many hosts do that though.
If you really don't trust it, you can simply block s017.radikal.ru. But it should be safe to just proceed anyway. Nothing about stealing sensitive information and fishing btw, that's nonsense.
There's simply an image, which was uploaded to s017.radikal.ru, shown on that page (here to be exact). Chrome sees a GET request to s017.radikal.ru (to get that image), looks it up in its malware hosts database and sees that domain listed there. That does not mean that that specific image is malware, it means that somewhere on that domain, google found malware.
As far as I know, .PNG images cannot contain malware, but radikal.ru can collect information about you. Many hosts do that though.
If you really don't trust it, you can simply block s017.radikal.ru. But it should be safe to just proceed anyway. Nothing about stealing sensitive information and fishing btw, that's nonsense.
Thanks for explaining that so I didn't have to. Yeah, this is completely correct.
In example.
Let's say "greylogo.png" from "imageshack.us" contains a ADS like this greylogo.png:keylogger.exe clearly you don't know if the image contains malware unless you use a ADS-reader type of programme. That way you can determine if a file is infected by malware or spyware then you could delete the ADS, by doing that the keylogger will be deleted from the actual file itself which was greylogo.png.
However in this case it's not really possible as the image is hosted on a domain, people don't have rights to modify the image, so people that browses that page will get infected by malware or spyware which kind of is bad. Block the IP 81.176.238.40 or the hostname s017.radikal.ru and you'll have no problem.