Malware on VEF?

[milliem]

I've just had warnings from my Avast anti-virus about two Pimpandhost pictures on the Stacy Owen thread in the Classic Pornstars section. Here's the page where I had the problem:

http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/t71...acey-owen.html

[Jenny48549]

Originally Posted by milliem

I've just had warnings from my Avast anti-virus about two Pimpandhost pictures on the Stacy Owen thread in the Classic Pornstars section. Here's the page where I had the problem:

http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/t71...acey-owen.html

That's a problem with the picture host, not VEF. We do not have control over the picture host so we cannot do much about it.

[effCup]

I too encountered similar today, see here. I suspect there's probably no problem with the image files concerned, but rather that the cause of this "problem" is the recent (~yesterday) update to avast free antivirus making it produce many false positives. Hopefully they'll sort it out, but for now I've excluded those image host sites from avast's web shield & will see how that goes.

[paul163]

Hi!....A few days ago my anti-virus also jumped, entering a post of Jism Jim, (Photos Privées).
After talking with Jims, he assured me that his posts do not have mal-ware.
I believe Jism post are sure 100/100
What happened???? I have no idea....

Only happened once, never happened to me again.
Cheers!!!

[shadow93b]

The site itself is often confused with the hosting of the document. Most of the time, it comes from storage sites that, to get some financial remuneration, accept advertisers. Unfortunately, these advertisers are not always verified and even less certified. So we must be careful not to misrepresent a site that remains clean and is not responsible for this malware problem and other unwanted. For my part, I write an email to the storage site, so that it is informed and that it solves the problem quickly. In case this lasts, I report this storage site via Avast or Google.

But you must not forget to protect your PC with an antivirus but also a real firewall and antimalware in real time. Moreover, one should not forget to regularly scan his PC because no protection is infallible. For me who works, communicates as much as I have fun on the net 24H / 24H, my PC is checked daily by tasks in the night period knowing that my PC stays on all the time.

PS: Do not forget to make updates to your protections daily as well as sometimes your browsers that may have security flaws that are resolved in its next version as well as for your OS. If necessary, add protection extensions (ex: AdBlock) in your favorite browser and check its security settings.

Good luck!