Problem with the site using Firefox

[TapOut64]

I visit this site numerous times daily but just now my Firefox browser flagged the site with the following.





Everything is fine using internet explorer but Firefox is pretty good at detecting threats. This is the only site that it is flagging. Anyone else using Firefox having the same problem?

[SteveJ]

I'm on with it now and didn't get that page but I use a mac.

[RCC]

I'm getting the same thing with Firefox.

[skiptomylu]

Yes just started today and actually in the last 10 minutes. It's

This information is provided by StopBadware with Google and Mozilla being the problem!

[TapOut64]

This is the part that concerns me.

[LBM]

The same thing here with FireFox. Now will have to relearn IE.

Was on C.C earlier today with FireFox and no problem and now the same message as Tapout's when trying to use FireFox.

[skiptomylu]

I hate IE!!!!!!!!! Someone please fix this.

I sent an angry email to StopBadware and below is what I got back.
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Thank you for contacting StopBadware. Answers to many common
questions, including how to remove warnings about badware on your site
and how to disable "attack site" warnings in Firefox, may be found in
our FAQ at http://www.stopbadware.org/home/faq.

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will try our best to be in touch soon. You may also find assistance in
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[Slab]

I'm fixing the issue. Yes, crappie.com was injected with malware. I've removed all the offending files, and have requested that google rerun their detection software to get me off their list. Their software that sends you that error message seems to communicate with Firefox only, so IE users don't get that error.

From what I've found so far, you all don't have anything to worry about. The attack hit a folder deep withing the Crappie Directory. You would have had to look at an entries downloaded documents to actually even get to this infected file, and even if you did view it, we don't know that it could have caused any issues for your computer. Besides, it likely was from a user that was not even yet approved by me in the directory, so you never even could have viewed those documents. It likely was a spambot that registered automatically in the Crappie Directory, and just downloaded files where it could. I'll put the Crappie Business directory back online later, after I figure out some more details.

[satdoc1]

Everyone appreciates your site and your help Slab.

[TapOut64]

Good deal. I really appreciate the update.