T w e n t y S i d e d
EDIT: Should be fixed now. I’ll have another post following up on this once I’m sure it’s gone. Let me know if you see anything fishy that isn’t an actual fish.
So for a couple of months now I’ve been getting these really strange reports from a small group of peopleLess than five-ish? that my site had been “hacked”. Here is one:
Microsoft Security Essentials blocked content on this website
qwe.systemsviensows.asia
Hosted by: http://www.shamusyoung.comMicrosoft Security Essentials blocked this site because it might contain threats to your PC or your privacy.
And one more:
Got another one. “qwe.arteriosclerosisobliteranas.net”
Also: I dropped my laptop and killed my hard drive a few days ago. I just got a new one installed and just now got the OS and everything updated and running. So it's not a virus or malware on my end that's doing it, this is a totally new hard drive and your website was just about one of the first ones I went to (after gmail and facebook, and I don't thinking I'm getting malware from them.)
It’s very temping to say, “With so few reports, this can’t be a problem on my end.” But I want to be thorough. Furthermore, maybe scammers have gotten smarter and have invented malware that goes dormant in some cases instead of relentlessly attacking. “But it seems to work fine for me!” is perhaps the greatest shield a virus can have. It’s effectively a real-world implementation of the SEP invisibility field.
Some facts: Continue reading ⟩⟩ “Haq?”
