Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2024 9:05 pm
This is happening on Apple and PC. I’ll get taken from Realgm to a series of pages that appear to be scams.
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Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
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Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 11, 2024 4:44 pm
Me too, I made a post right now.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 11, 2024 4:45 pm
It redirected me to this. FAKE/PHISHING MCFEE website.
Also my firewall goes crazy when I go to your website.
korean smileys
It does this on realgm. I have no spyware/malware
Also my firewall goes crazy when I go to your website.
korean smileys
It does this on realgm. I have no spyware/malware
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 11, 2024 4:48 pm
Frosty wrote:This is happening on Apple and PC. I’ll get taken from Realgm to a series of pages that appear to be scams.
Should be a priority to fix this. And yet no reply since April 28.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 5:17 pm
Wow, sorry for the issue. Our ad partner is looking into it and will report back immediately.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 18, 2024 6:27 pm
Is this still occurring for anyone?
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 25, 2024 1:23 am
Yes, it is occurring for me right now. Just got taken to the McAfee fake sight twice using Google Chrome via my Android phone. I am also getting a ton of ads on Google Chrome via my PC as well. The site is becoming unusable.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Sat May 25, 2024 2:57 pm
Also constantly reloading the page while reading and typing. Erasing posts. Phone use.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Tue May 28, 2024 12:09 am
Still happening, I'm surprised Mcafee hasn't warned me I'm going to an unsafe sight yet.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 2:35 pm
disoblige wrote:It redirected me to this. FAKE/PHISHING MCFEE website.
Also my firewall goes crazy when I go to your website.
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It does this on realgm. I have no spyware/malware
There are days that Bitdefender shows me the max 800 warnings in the lower right. Its always because THIS site is trying to redirect me somewhere unsafe, but Bitdefender stops it. Its likely just massive data collection intrusive sites. I asked about this issue last JULY, got no answer.
viewtopic.php?p=107804976#p107804976
Maybe I needed to post screenshots. I'm unsure why the question is not answered or why this isn't taken more seriously.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 3:53 pm
Johnny Bball wrote:
There are days that Bitdefender shows me the max 800 warnings in the lower right. Its always because THIS site is trying to redirect me somewhere unsafe, but Bitdefender stops it. Its likely just massive data collection intrusive sites. I asked about this issue last JULY, got no answer.
viewtopic.php?p=107804976#p107804976
Maybe I needed to post screenshots. I'm unsure why the question is not answered or why this isn't taken more seriously.
dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net is actually a blank file, probably a old code script. Seems like its flag as dangerous by bitdefender. False positive.
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<script type="text/javascript" src="//dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net./script.js"></script> Is flag as dangerous. Phishing /social engineering
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https://cs.ffbtas.combecause it redirects to
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https://ouroborosbrowse.com
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 4:02 pm
disoblige wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:
There are days that Bitdefender shows me the max 800 warnings in the lower right. Its always because THIS site is trying to redirect me somewhere unsafe, but Bitdefender stops it. Its likely just massive data collection intrusive sites. I asked about this issue last JULY, got no answer.
viewtopic.php?p=107804976#p107804976
Maybe I needed to post screenshots. I'm unsure why the question is not answered or why this isn't taken more seriously.
dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net is actually a blank file, probably a old code script. Seems like its flag as dangerous by bitdefender. False positive.Code: Select all
<script type="text/javascript" src="//dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net./script.js"></script>
Is flag as dangerous. Phishing /social engineeringCode: Select all
https://cs.ffbtas.com
because it redirects toCode: Select all
https://ouroborosbrowse.com
I can confirm getting the same address warning and addresses fwiw. I just don't currently get redirected. It is flagged. But is it phishing for advertising information, or worse. That's what I was trying to figure out.
That first address hammers at my firewall multiple times per minute so it can't be helping their servers much either.
Re: Getting kicked over to what seems to be scam pages
Posted: Thu May 30, 2024 4:05 pm
Johnny Bball wrote:disoblige wrote:Johnny Bball wrote:
There are days that Bitdefender shows me the max 800 warnings in the lower right. Its always because THIS site is trying to redirect me somewhere unsafe, but Bitdefender stops it. Its likely just massive data collection intrusive sites. I asked about this issue last JULY, got no answer.
viewtopic.php?p=107804976#p107804976
Maybe I needed to post screenshots. I'm unsure why the question is not answered or why this isn't taken more seriously.
dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net is actually a blank file, probably a old code script. Seems like its flag as dangerous by bitdefender. False positive.Code: Select all
<script type="text/javascript" src="//dd7ihopnvjirc.cloudfront.net./script.js"></script>
Is flag as dangerous. Phishing /social engineeringCode: Select all
https://cs.ffbtas.com
because it redirects toCode: Select all
https://ouroborosbrowse.com
I can confirm getting the same address warning and addresses fwiw. I just don't currently get redirected. It is flagged. But is it phishing for advertising information, or worse. That's what I was trying to figure out.
That first address hammers at my firewall multiple times per minute so it can't be helping their servers much either.
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