When I ran a hosting company, I had customers whose sites had similar problems. In all cases, users had uploaded malware scripts embedded in comments, to bulletin boards, or blogs. When they found those posts and removed them, and asked Google to re-spider their site, the warnings disappeared.
The newest (1.1.10) version of SeaMonkey, which is the full-suite flavor ot the Mozilla browser, doesn't seem to have any problem at MonsterCable.com It's actually a little newer than Foxfire 3....
jessestay
· 1 year ago
Does SeaMonkey check Google for the malware? That's all Firefox 3 is checking, which is why it's blocked. The odd thing is that according to Google, this has been happening for months and Monster cable hasn't noticed at all.
Busby SEO Test!!!
· 10 months ago
i used to find this case, but i don't really know what was happen :(
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The newest (1.1.10) version of SeaMonkey, which is the full-suite flavor ot the Mozilla browser, doesn't seem to have any problem at MonsterCable.com It's actually a little newer than Foxfire 3....
checking, which is why it's blocked. The odd thing is that according to
Google, this has been happening for months and Monster cable hasn't noticed
at all.