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I accidentally found one of my old posts in a Google search result, and tried to look at it; when I did, my broswer (Iceweasel 10.0.12) claimed it was an "attack site." Um, okay. (I initially thought I had run into a malware site pretending to be LQ.) It warned of an attack site again when I went to my bookmarked LQ subscribed threads page. Obviously it's false, and since I started a post to report this, my browser seems to have stopped claiming LQ is an attack site. But I wondered if this is happening to anyone else.
This happened to me too moments ago. After I clicked the ignore this warning line, my internet stopped working. Fearing some kind of attack happened, I checked my modem and the internet light was blinking. Resetted it, went back into it via browser, and noticed a couple of wireless settings changed. Having realized that the modem's username/pass was not set I did that and things are peachy now.
I'm running wireshark to get some more info.
I got the same thing today .. odd
Centos 6.3, FF 10.0.12, noscript, flashblock, https-everwhere, donottrackme.
I'm just going to try saving this post, restart FF and report back in minute ..
all hands - general quarters
Jeremy set controls to ram
all Mods report to stations
shut all watertight doors
close all hatches
go to attack speed
arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh
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