Google Chrome saying LFAD "Malware?"

[Rach321]

Chrome gave me the error, too. I'm on Safari now...

[barret95]

uncheck

Enable phishing and malware protection

in the Google Chrome settings, you will have to click Show advanced settings to get to it.
It's weird that it's been doing it even though I've been using LFAD for a long time.

[kayla_622]

This is happening to me too on Chrome. Just select Advanced and then click on Proceed at your own risk. If there is actually something there then hopefully you have some other virus protection that will catch it.

[Trethsparr]

Chrome gave me the error, too. I'm also in IE atm...

[SapphireFlames]

I use Chrome, but my laptop is kind of broken. I'm on an iPad, so I don't have to worry about that. My advice is to run an antivirus thing once you're done on here, like norton, just incase. Doesn't hurt to be careful.

[NerdyChick]

I did as well, good to know I wasnt the only one ^_^"

[Mims27]

I got the error too...I just moved passed it and haven't got any problems...yet! lol

[Firefly]

I'm also getting it.

[blankita719]

Chrome seems to be the issue - I was just now finally able to log on with Internet Explorer but I hate using IE

[loveknowsnodistance27]

Same here. I'm on my phone right now. Chrome is the issue.

[Ejoriah]

I'm not sure that chrome is the issue - I think whatever piece of code is on the page that is causing chrome's anti-malware warning to kick in is ;-). I am also on my phone at the moment. I know that chrome is known to be over-zealous sometimes but I'd rather not take the risk.

[princessmaria]

Chrome seems to be the issue - I was just now finally able to log on with Internet Explorer but I hate using IE

Using IE right now too. I think it may be an ad.

oogle Chrome has blocked access to this page on members.lovingfromadistance.com.
Content from [link removed], a known malware distributor, has been inserted into this web page. Visiting this page now is very likely to infect your computer with malware.
Malware is malicious software that causes things like identity theft, financial loss, and permanent file deletion

What is [link removed]? I'm too afraid to actually visit it, but I don't think it's supposed to have any association with LFAD.

[Michelle]

As far as I can tell, there is no malware installed here. I've checked through all the files and have found nothing that was recently added by anyone other than myself.

Also checked google webmaster tools, and it is saying no malware has been detected:



I'm not sure why we're being flagged by chrome. Maybe it is getting our website IP address confused with another site's IP address (when I googled about this situation, that came up as a possibility).

[Moon]

As far as I can tell, there is no malware installed here. I've checked through all the files and have found nothing that was recently added by anyone other than myself.

Also checked google webmaster tools, and it is saying no malware has been detected:



I'm not sure why we're being flagged by chrome. Maybe it is getting our website IP address confused with another site's IP address (when I googled about this situation, that came up as a possibility).

Actually, Michelle, it's likely coming from one of the adds on the site. Most malware anymore is spread through adds, and most adds utilize some sort of tracking tool. I'll bet that's where the false positive Chrome readings are originating from, there's probably a bit of code in an add here that tracks things. Frequently, that can show up as malware, though it's not usually harmful.

[Malaga]

If you go to Tools - View Source (in Chrome) you'll see the coding of the current page. This is what I found at the bottom of it:

[code removed]

That's the URL Google's warning us about. So I'd say it's a script virus that changed the code of the page. You wouldn't be able to see it as a file on server because it rooted itself in one of the existing files.