Got an "Attack Site" message

[dragonflies]

I know SON isn't but it still scares me, I know ads & other things can install malware

[AllMyDaysatGH]

Yes I got the following message ;-(((( switched to different browser but I'm not sure if that helps….so i'm out for awhile!!

[dragonflies]

Yeah I'm done for the day here I think, don't wanna chance my new laptop getting malware

[Errol]

We're looking into this as we speak.

[Errol]

The issue at hand has been rectified. We are waiting for Google to update their records to reflect this.

Read this website for the actual issue that also affected up to 100,000 other websites: http://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-blocks-thousands-wordpress-sites-following-malware-attack/122203/

or here for a more detailed breakdown of the issue

http://blog.sucuri.net/2014/12/soaksoak-malware-compromises-100000-wordpress-websites.html

[dragonflies]

So it's safe to come here again?

[ThePrinceOfSunspear]

Just got this....was a little disturbing but I know it's not correct.

[dragonflies]

Still getting the attack site message.....

[quartermainefan]

First SONY then SON! I see a pattern here. I am still getting attack warnings but I am hoping it is just an outdated warning at this point.

[NothinButAttitude]

My Safari browser is still reading that there is malware on the site. I hate that this site [out of all] was targeted. Ugh. I hate the Internet sometimes.

[Cheap21]

Doesn't work on my desktop. On my phone now

[dragonflies]

Yep still getting it with Firefox

[Cyberologist]

I can get in with IE can't get in with Firefox/Chrome. It also could be picking up malware / hacking script from somewhere.

[Taoboi]

Was gone last night. And now again now. Grrr...in firefox.

[Errol]

This has been an exhaustive day (much of yesterday as well). We've hired a company to handle this matter, in addition to our hosting technicians. They've all looked into the issue and have found that it was the Revolution Slider issue that has affected thousands of websites (particularly wordpress run sites). All we can do is wait for google to update their records to reflect our efforts on combating the issue at hand.

The following tests have been passed on multiple occasions:

Phishing
Malware Downloads
Drive-by-Downloads
Worms
Backdoors
Trojans
Suspicious Iframes
Heuristic Viruses
Suspicious Code
Suspicious Connections
Suspicious Activity

All that is left is Google update:

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