web marketing association website warning?

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  1. iHz

    iHz Registered Member

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    Hi, I was just having a look at the Web Marketing association web awards website(no idea why really), and when i click a link to one of the external sites, NOD32 gives me a warning about a downloader and requires me to terminate.
    Just wanted to know if it happens with anyone else, and is this normal, the site seems big enough not to have this sort of thing happening.

    hXXp://www.webaward.org/winners_result.asp
     
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  2. gnervt

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    hi!

    strange behavior indeed (url) :cautious:

    btw - merry xmas! :D

    strange2.png
     
  3. Brian N

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    On virustotal there's 8 other vendors which also detects it (most of them calls it IFrameBof).
     
  4. LoneWolf

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    checked it myself and linkscanner pro caught it before nod did linkscanner pro calls it IE VML overflow,its looks like a definant exploit atempt.
     
  5. iHz

    iHz Registered Member

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    woops, sorry for putting the link.
    Yeah cant be too careful these days, definitely doesnt look like a website with an exploit, oh well.
    Thank goodness for NOD32, saved me many times.
    :D
     
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  6. AaLF

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    Looks like my NoD32 has had too much xmas cheer.

    NoD didn't say boo when I dropped by??
     
  7. Paul Wilders

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    A screen cap from your IMON setup would be helpful, as well as the version number from NOD32 installed ;)
     
  8. AaLF

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    Hello Paul W.

    Unfortunately the disappointment of still not seeing a "virus warning pop-up" led me to uninstall NoD32. So the IMON's not there.

    The version is 2.7 on trial. I am much impressed with the enthusiasm that NoD lovers have for the product. I so much want to be an avid follower too. I'm under pressure to buy Kaspersky by my peers. But I got a hunch NoD will look after me.

    Perhaps you could direct me to an infected site or a virus I can download so I can experience a Pop-up screen. I really don't want to be stuck with Kaspersky's 'screaming monkey' alert.
     
  9. ASpace

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    Tisatashar , the fact you haven't seen an alert from NOD32 doesn't make the product not working . You could have used Silent Mode or it could be even more simple -> NO infections

    I think we live in free countries and nobody can't make you buy something you don't want , pal , no matter what it is

    Not a real virus but the pop up will be there www.eset.com/eicar.com if you have setup NOD32 to do so (see the attachment)


    http://pandaman.my.contact.bg/eicar-imon.PNG
     

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  10. AaLF

    AaLF Registered Member

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    O.K. :thumb:

    It worked. Thanks for your help.
     
  11. gnervt

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    hi!

    just an addition:

    every link in the "web awards winner's list" points to hXXp://xinch13.h17.ru/uniq.php and then you got redirected to hXXp://xark11.at.tut.by/exploit.html (and thats a real EXPLOIT!!! looks like it uses a buffer overflow to inject some shellcode...)

    it seems that they got hacked... :cautious:
     
  12. ASpace

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    No problem . You are welcome :)
     
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