I Visit this site on a regular basis and haven't had much any problems with it, but Firefox 3 and Google still give out this message. Sarah, I don't know if you've received this report before, you probably have, but I think it's an important fix. I've sent out a few invitations to some people and even a composer or two but I doubt that they will feel inclined to visit this site with a huge warning in their face.


Here's a bit more info:
(http://img365.imageshack.us/my.php?image=20080802130926he5.png)


By the way, I hadn't noticed this a first because apparently if you open this site via Bookmark there's no warning; try doing a Google search instead.

yep, I noticed it. we're working on it.

Tanks for da update. :)

If anyone asks me I'll tell them that there's no need to be concerned, it's just a minor glitch.

Btw, I'm sure a lot of regular forum visitors had noticed this but I didn't see a thread about, therefore....

I was blindsided by this as well. Hopefully it will get cleared up.

It is the second time since I'm using FF3 that I have those warning messages for ffshrine. The google detail make me laugh :
(http://img365.imageshack.us/my.php?image=20080802130926he5.png)
The worse is that the warning appear each time, flooding the user surfing. Mozilla should really do something about that weak function.

I'm sure the forums are fine.

The report for the forums doesn't list any attacks or harmful content, whereas the report for gh.ffshrine.org list reports of other websites (third-parties) inserting code. The advisory must assume that since both forums. and gh. are subdomains of ffshrine.org, both must compromised.

Long story short: don't visit a soundtrack page hosted on the gh. subdomain.

It is because if you post on here i find out where you live and then track you down and rape you.

"Please, have a seat."

It's this problem (Thread 54032) from before, 'cept now with the added Firefox dimension because Firefox ties in with Google to determine that.

You can turn it off in the options in firefox. It's under security. Not a good solution, but for people who use the forums often, it helps.

Exactly-- that's what I'm doing. It's pretty much a must if you're using Firefox 3.0 and you're going to browse around the boards at all, because otherwise it displays that warning every single time.

Oh, and what the original poster said didn't hold true in my experience-- I access the forums by bookmark and it still gives me the message unless I turn the option off.

I'm having to surf this site from Internet Explorer to avoid bumping into this problem.

I noticed that it does not stop me accessing the forum if you use the alternate address. For example.

http://67.19.221.50/~forums/showthread.php?p=1123590#post1123590

Ive had it with internet explorer, just says "Your computer is at risk,do you wish to proceed to sshrine.gh.org anyway? or something like that... bit late of me to mention, but hey ho!

Here's how to fix the problem:

Go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy tab.

Uncheck the box that says "Tell me if the site I'm visiting is a suspected attack site."

Message gone.

I have the same problem and fortunately I already took the necessary step. Thanks Daikun.

Hopefully FFShrine can fix the problem though. I'd like to keep the feature enabled just in case I do go to a site that is an "Attack Site".

Well, you can always just turn it off for the time you're browsing around FFShrine and then click it back on once you're done. Personally, I'm not too chuffed about it myself because I pretty much always visit a core group of sites and so the odds that I'd be visiting anything that was truly an attack site is pretty minimal.

Yeah, I'm getting this too....

But, I had to fix it another way....

Sigh, I did just what you guys said. But i really hope that these forums would solve this problem

I just open up good ol' internet explorer for ffshrine.
I'd like to get back to using firefox though for the site. ;_;

why the hell does no one use maxthon or flock as their browser. theyre so much better.

Because we've never heard of them, Theta.

I think I figured out why the site was marked malicious in the first place. I tried to go to ffshrine.org in Internet Explorer earlier and, while IE didn't stop me from visiting the site, I received a "multiple threats detected" warning from AVG (AVG 8 with latest definitions for what it's worth) once the page started loading. I'm wondering if it's the ads that are causing the problems...

Could be...

Here's how to fix the problem:

Go to Tools -> Options -> Privacy tab.

Uncheck the box that says "Tell me if the site I'm visiting is a suspected attack site."

Message gone.

As would any other instance.

I'd like to be warned if something presents a legitimate threat. I just know that Galbadia Hotel is a safe site from my own experience and I'd like it to let me declare an exception. The warnings themselves are welcomed because they are helpful in identifying bad sites.

why the hell does no one use maxthon or flock as their browser. theyre so much better.

MAXTHON = Maximized of tons hang on system

WARNING

1. Never turn off "Tell me if the site I'm visiting is a suspected attack site"
2. Except the website you trust (there is no option in firefox)

Why ...
in Windows OS, Fire fox can automatically install ActiveX while IExplore notice (prompt) it (like the same case in Firefox is installing addons),

if you're installing it your computer was under hacker control, only fireWall can handle it! You can't just see it in "task manager" (Press :Ctrl+Alt+Del) if there is some suspicious program runs. There are several program which not exists in list but exists in your memory... i can built it...

CAREFULLY about mime types :
Applications/force-download

For experienced users:

If you have download manager "DON't Remove automatically completed downloads"
right click -> view Source. Examine the code ...
Don't forget to LOOK these JavaScript
View your temporary internet files, search for suspicious page / file extensions (some virus "fileExtensionNotAlways.eXe" virus canbe "index.html")
View The Cookies.
Never test on server machine (because too fast for loading)


For unexperienced users:
Just buy & purchase Antivirus, and fireWall


note:
Only in windows OS fireWall may result connection slow (LAG) while others not (Linux, Mac, Irix) (I had never use Unix)
Still Lagged? smash your pc!





Sorry, I never examine "ffshrine.org" because i'm not their worker =) ...
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why the hell does no one use maxthon or flock as their browser. theyre so much better.

Extensions my friend...sweet, sweet extensions.

Maxthon = bootleg IE. Flock = bootleg Firefox.

If anything, Opera is the way to go.

You're right
+ safari browser (but prepare more memory before use this)

We can be quite aggressive!

As far as browsers go... FIREFOX 3 + MAC = WIN WIN WIN

I use IE and its sucks whenever an administration board appears.

Maxthon = bootleg IE. Flock = bootleg Firefox.

If anything, Opera is the way to go.

I actually hated Opera for a while... Then 9.5 came out and it became the best browser to date. I happen to use both Firefox and Opera interchangeably, Firefox because of extensions, and Opera when I need to download a huge file, or if I just need to get to a web page fast.

No comment on the AVG virus warnings when loading the page in IE? This proves that ffshrine isn't as benign as most would seem to think (I still think it's because of the ads and not the site itself, though--I wouldn't even be posting here if I thought the site was malicious). Of course loading the page in Firefox doesn't cause AVG to have a seizure, so that's what I've been doing.

Yeah I noticed this, figured it was just some temporary thing. I always get here via bookmarks and have no problems, but I wanted to dl something from the galbadia hotel, and every page it was popping up warnings, so I turned it off until I'd finished. True story.

FFS Forum (http://67.19.221.50/~forums/)

Not sure if you guys are unaware, but use this to bypass the warning.

Seems Firefox 3 has stopped reporting this is an "Attack Site" for me now.

Seems Firefox 3 has stopped reporting this is an "Attack Site" for me now.

Just noticed this.

FFS is righteous again. Praise the Lord!

Yup, just tested out the various links through Google and all seems to be working fine again. I hope now the links I sent out will no longer be alarming to anyone.

Yup, just tested out the various links through Google and all seems to be working fine again. I hope now the links I sent out will no longer be alarming to anyone.

The 'Attack Site' alert popped up for me again. It was fine for about 2 days.

The 'Attack Site' alert popped up for me again. It was fine for about 2 days.

Yup. :itsamystery:

It was fine last night on my laptop but popped up again on the laptop today.

I don't get why the FF dev's did not implemented at least a white list for cases like this... Its all or nothing with they...

The 'Attack Site' alert popped up for me again. It was fine for about 2 days.

Ditto.

Dangit, I'm only 50 hits away from 1000 hits and it's scaring away my referrals! I guess that there is nothing I can do about this from my level is there?