Interyield.jmp9 malicious website blocked popup warnings

[Ellef]

Every visit to rpg codex sends antimalware bytes on overdriving saying malicious website blocked, both on IE and Chrome.

 

[SerratedBiz]

There's this old joke where some guy goes to a doctor.

"Doctah, doctah", he says (with a jewish accent), "I've got the strangest pain on my face, and my chest, and my legs, and my stomach."

"And when do they hurt?", he asks with some suspicion.

"Whenever I touch them!", the guy goes, and starts prodding himself on his face, chest, legs and stomach, with accompanying 'ow's whenever he does so.

"I see", says the doctor with a subdued sigh. "What you've got is a broken finger."

Any relation to this thread or its contents are purely coincidental.

 

[A user named cat]

What do you find at the bottom of Bass Lake?

Bass turds.

 

[Astral Rag]

IE and Chrome.

 

[DarkUnderlord]

Every visit to rpg codex sends antimalware bytes on overdriving saying malicious website blocked, both on IE and Chrome.

Stop visiting the Codex.

Problem solved.

 

[Clockwork Knight]

Maybe Codex should start offering 75% VIAGRA and CIALIS deals instead of GOG links, people at least click on those

 

[Irenaeus II]

That would be very sucessful for shoutboxers who talk about their dick sizes all day.

 

[Taluntain]

Every visit to rpg codex sends antimalware bytes on overdriving saying malicious website blocked, both on IE and Chrome.

Hard to do anything about it (if it's a problem with any of the ads here even) when it's being blocked before we could figure out where exactly it's showing and in what form. Do you have any more info besides the name? Because googling for it comes up with a boatload of potential sources, most of them freely downloadable programs. It could be just an ad for one such program that MWB is jumping on.

 

[Ellef]

Every visit to rpg codex sends antimalware bytes on overdriving saying malicious website blocked, both on IE and Chrome.

Hard to do anything about it (if it's a problem with any of the ads here even) when it's being blocked before we could figure out where exactly it's showing and in what form. Do you have any more info besides the name? Because googling for it comes up with a boatload of potential sources, most of them freely downloadable programs. It could be just an ad for one such program that MWB is jumping on.

I haven't had the problem since, so it was likely an issue on my end.