You guys might want to run a solid scan on your comps. My system protection software I use just picked up and blocked a trojan from this site.

exploit.agent.NBA trojan.exe


Be on alert. Can't trust anyone these days.

 

What system protection software are you using? It could be over-protective. You're not a member on this site, so you get the ads members don't get. Your software could be mid-identifying the ads as trojans.

 

I'm a member and my Symantec auto-protect went ballistic after opening a thread. I got the PDF exploit worm. This happened on the 24th as well, and I had no other pages open at the time. Right as I opened that thread there was an alert for a self installer, followed by Norton's warning.

 

Do you think somebody could post a link to said thread or shall I guess?

We don't run Windows (anywhere) and we don't allow file uploads to the server except for images and they are checked to ensure they they are actually images. This "alert" is likely due to a link someone posted but without more information I have no hope of finding it.

Thanks

 

The first time I tried opening the following thread, I got an alert from Norton:
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=784124

Errors were:
kav4%20[1].html contained threat Trojan.Malscript!html

oh1b920a37v0100f080006r32277624102td06a77ec201l040 9kdf08f2ee317[1].pdf
Bloodhound.PDF!gen

avorp1kay4[1].html
{Trojan.Malscript!html)

I went to the thread a 2nd time and didn't get the error. I suspect it has something to do with the ads, since I'm guessing those are the things that change each time a thread is reloaded.

 

My computer also picked up a couple of trojans on this site: PDFJs and JavaDL.

 

I'm not actually sure what that is right now. I did see something suspicious but then it was gone.

If you see other threads where this comes up please post them.

Make sure you're 3rd party cookies setting is disable/unchecked/disallowed/whatever. You MUSt accept cookies from s2ki.com but there is a second option to reject third-party cookies.

One possibility is that you are accepting 3rd party cookies and seeing Flash ads, one of which might have issues. I don't know for sure but if you disable 3rd party cookies you browser should reject flash/rich media ads.

I'm only guessing at this point. Let me know if any other threads pop up.

 

^ How do I disable 3rd-party cookies? Thanks!

Oh, I'm using Firefox.

 

http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Disabl...d+party+cookies

 

^ What he said and *normally* it is the default setting (allow cookies from sites you visit, disable cookies from 3rd parties)