[Bassline]

You got a trojan in one of your adds that us using a sytnx Iframe that allows you to load one page but another one in the background of the adds (This was used 1-2yrs ago on somepage another gaming forum / wiki site to steal peoples gaming accounts).

Might want to look out for it the add that has it is

The url is in a jpg so no one clicks the url


Also have picked it up on Kapserky / McAfee / Avast

 

[Blackhat]

Thanks,

I will check this out. Can you try now and see if you still get an trojan alert ?

 

[Bassline]

Thanks,

I will check this out. Can you try now and see if you still get an trojan alert ?

Nope its gone now, just all ways be careful of google adds that ask for Iframe, as it has so many ways of causing chaos >_>;

 

[Blackhat]

I suspect its the ads from burst media which causes this for me. Now Im still serving ads on the sidebar, but I turned off the backup tag.

 

[Bassline]

Good its fixed so fast Iframe is a lovely way to do adverts and other things but the amount of ways can use it for bad is crazy

 

[Blackhat]

I will try enable the ads again. When you notice it next time, try gather more info about the ads. Here are some instructions

- If you use Firefox, the Firebug add-on would allow you to enter “inspect mode” where you can inspect the offending ad. In the lower firebug portion of the screen, you will be able to see exactly where the ad is originating from. If the ad was coming from us you would see an ad call to the burstnet.net ad servers. If it is coming from the burstnet adservers, please send us the whole URL call and we can quickly identify the ad.

- If you are using Internet Explorer, you can try downloading a freeware program called “Fiddler”. If you leave this program on in the background while you are browsing your site it will track all calls to and from your site. This way, when you come across a questionable ad and you would like to know where it came from, you can reference Fiddler and see exactly which adserver it originated from. If the ad was coming from us you would see a call to the burstnet.net ad servers. If it is coming from the burstnet adservers, please send us the whole URL call and we can quickly identify the ad.

Both of these techniques might aid you in your search.

 

[Bassline]

Chrome user the amount of CPU it needs is like 1/10 if firefox's