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[Get Off My Cloud]

dorisjieyan There is a script in your website code that my antivirus flags as malware and prevents the page from loading.
I'm not sure what the script is but it must have been added fairly recently as the site used to load fine.
I'm using AVG antivirus.

[joeten]

Get Off My Cloud I just tried the link for the mod and had no flag on the site at all, perhaps AVG is not liking it but it might be a false positive.

[Get Off My Cloud]

Jul 19, 2017 0:13:15 GMT joeten said:

Get Off My Cloud I just tried the link for the mod and had no flag on the site at all, perhaps AVG is not liking it but it might be a false positive.

It probably is but i thought it a good idea to let them know it's flagging one of their javascripts.
I'm not the only person in the world that uses AVG and it could be costing them customers even if it is a false positive.
Unfortunately AVG doesn't give you the option to ignore the alert on web pages it flags as malware it just blocks the page from loading.

[DaveJ]

To test what Get Off My Cloud says - I followed the link in the last post by dorisjieyan linky to site and I also received the same AVG popup warning.


* Using AVG on Win 7 with Firefox.

[Perpetua]

I've received the same warning/block using Avast dorisjieyan . . . . . so it isn't just specific to AVG.

[dorisjieyan]

Good day! @get Off My Cloud DaveJ Perpetua thanks for tagging me.
We have realized it since last month, here is the post we made in our facebook group:

After thorough checking in the last hours by our 2Fdeal IT team, there is NO JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj] found. As per further feedback of others specialists and relative technicist, the AVAST is the antivirus program that could make misjudgments. It is said that this is caused by the hypersensitive Avast. You could submit the URI of the website to Avast for further and targeted detection. So far, many official and safe websites were being misjudged by Avast for existing “JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj]”. Please try googling it for relative settings on Avast to lower the rate of mis-judgements.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach us and shop with confidence! We are here for you!

[Get Off My Cloud]

Jul 19, 2017 5:54:01 GMT dorisjieyan said:

Good day! @get Off My Cloud DaveJ Perpetua thanks for tagging me.
We have realized it since last month, here is the post we made in our facebook group:

After thorough checking in the last hours by our 2Fdeal IT team, there is NO JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj] found. As per further feedback of others specialists and relative technicist, the AVAST is the antivirus program that could make misjudgments. It is said that this is caused by the hypersensitive Avast. You could submit the URI of the website to Avast for further and targeted detection. So far, many official and safe websites were being misjudged by Avast for existing “JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj]”. Please try googling it for relative settings on Avast to lower the rate of mis-judgements.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach us and shop with confidence! We are here for you!

Well it's not just Avast it's also AVG.
Maybe your IT team should contact both companies and ask them which code it is that's causing the antivirus to pick it up as malware.
AVG doesn't give the option to report a false positive when an alert comes up as i mentioned earlier.

I don't know about Avast but AVG does not give you the option to ignore the alert it just blocks the site loading and the only way round it is disabling AVG.
I can't see most people choosing to do that and will just end up buying what they're after elsewhere.

[DaveJ]

Jul 19, 2017 6:24:58 GMT Get Off My Cloud said:

... Well it's not just Avast it's also AVG.

.....

What he said ^^^

[dorisjieyan]

Jul 19, 2017 6:24:58 GMT Get Off My Cloud said:

Jul 19, 2017 5:54:01 GMT dorisjieyan said:

Good day! @get Off My Cloud DaveJ Perpetua thanks for tagging me.
We have realized it since last month, here is the post we made in our facebook group:

After thorough checking in the last hours by our 2Fdeal IT team, there is NO JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj] found. As per further feedback of others specialists and relative technicist, the AVAST is the antivirus program that could make misjudgments. It is said that this is caused by the hypersensitive Avast. You could submit the URI of the website to Avast for further and targeted detection. So far, many official and safe websites were being misjudged by Avast for existing “JS:ScriptIP-inf[Trj]”. Please try googling it for relative settings on Avast to lower the rate of mis-judgements.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach us and shop with confidence! We are here for you!

Well it's not just Avast it's also AVG.
Maybe your IT team should contact both companies and ask them which code it is that's causing the antivirus to pick it up as malware.
AVG doesn't give the option to report a false positive when an alert comes up as i mentioned earlier.

I don't know about Avast but AVG does not give you the option to ignore the alert it just blocks the site loading and the only way round it is disabling AVG.
I can't see most people choosing to do that and will just end up buying what they're after elsewhere.

Hey @get Off My Cloud
Thank you for your kind suggestion, we only realized the problem with the AVAST, we will reach both companies, thanks again for your attention, time and suggestion! 

[Perpetua]

Jul 19, 2017 6:24:58 GMT Get Off My Cloud said:

I don't know about Avast but AVG does not give you the option to ignore the alert it just blocks the site loading and the only way round it is disabling AVG.

Avast is pretty much the same Get Off My Cloud . . . . .






Thank you dorisjieyan for pursing this . . . . . .

[dorisjieyan]

Thank you for your attention. We realized it is probably because of viciously reports by someone else and becaue the hypersensitive of Avast and the AUG which may be the partner with AVAST on this. It would be helpful if you report on your end or add our website to the whitelist, this would help.
If you are still concerned about it, you may take a look at Avast forum, there are many websites got false positive.
If you have any further question, i would be glad to be your further assistance. Wish you a lovely day!

[dorisjieyan]

By the way, we are also using Https rather than http

[dorisjieyan]

We finally received the feedback from Avast in regards of the False Postive
"Hello,

Please accept my apologies for the delay in handling your request.

Our virus specialists have been working on this problem and it has now been resolved. The provided website isn't detected by Avast anymore.

We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to contact me again.

Best Regards,
Prokop

The Avast Support Team"


@get Off My Cloud joeten DaveJ Perpetua Thank you for your attention and suggestions, if there is any further problem with it, i will be glad to be your assistance! Wish you guys a relaxing weekend!

[Perpetua]

Jul 28, 2017 2:21:03 GMT dorisjieyan said:

Perpetua Thank you for your attention and suggestions, if there is any further problem with it, i will be glad to be your assistance! Wish you guys a relaxing weekend!

Sadly Doris, I've still got exactly the same problem viewing your site and any individual links that you've posted having just tried, sorry to tell you.

That's using Avast . . . . .

[DaveJ]

I've just tested here, dorisjieyan

I'm using AVG, not Avast.

Like Perpetua says above, I'm still getting the antivirus warnings - like this: