Cool malware link, USMB!

[Fort Fun Indiana]

One of the ads featured in USMB's banner at the top of the site is a malware link. Here are two versions, one of which was featured at the top of the page as I created this thread:

Users beware!

 

[fncceo]

So, will you be going to another board, in protest?

I can name some where you might feel safe.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

So, will you be going to another board, in protest?

I can name some where you might feel safe.

No. Will you be going to another board because my posts trigger you?

 

[fncceo]

So, will you be going to another board, in protest?

I can name some where you might feel safe.

No. Will you be going to another board because my posts trigger you?

I like it here. It's like home, but better. I don't have to vacuum or do the dishes.

 

[Flopper]

Delete all cookies in your browser often, avoid clicking on ads or links unless you trust the website, and never click on links sent via email from unknown senders. My grand kids do the opposite and their computers become unusable after a couple of years.

 

[hjmick]

Huh... I don't get ads...

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Ad blockers are your friend ....most browsers have them built in

 

[Dadoalex]

One of the ads featured in USMB's banner at the top of the site is a malware link. Here are two versions, one of which was featured at the top of the page as I created this thread:

Users beware!

This is an ad on the board.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

This is an ad on the board.

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Cool!

 

[Dadoalex]

Cool!

Yeah, I know.
Almost as cool as MYSPACE and those porn popups you'd get from a Gooogle search back in 05-06
COOL.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Yeah, I know.
Almost as cool as MYSPACE and those porn popups you'd get from a Gooogle search back in 05-06
COOL.

And it continues....

 

[Death Angel]

Ad blockers are your friend ....most browsers have them built in

Then how is a website supposed to make money. Ads are your friends

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

One of the ads featured in USMB's banner at the top of the site is a malware link. Here are two versions, one of which was featured at the top of the page as I created this thread:

Users beware!

You click on the ads here. What a window licker. Explains so much.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

You click on the ads here. What a window licker. Explains so much.

Ha no. No need. They are easy to spot.

 

[Natural Citizen]

And it continues....

Ads are served in relation to your web browsing/web search history.

Apparently the ad server thinks you're browsing for things to be afraid about.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Ha no. No need. They are easy to spot.

Yes, but It's the first time I've seen genuine here. Doesn't happen often, but, it's gold when it does.

I enjoy the moment, like rubbernecking a juicy traffic collision. Then, I move on.

 

[GLASNOST]

Then how is a website supposed to make money. Ads are your friends

No. Ads are your friends, not mine.

 

[flacaltenn]

This is an ad on the board.

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That Police Alert ONLY applied to the premises of USMB.. One of our anti-tank weapons went missing, but it's because Meister took it fishing with him for the day to ward off the game wardens...

 

[flacaltenn]

One of the ads featured in USMB's banner at the top of the site is a malware link. Here are two versions, one of which was featured at the top of the page as I created this thread:

Users beware!

Who identified it as "malware"? We've got so much corporate collusion that even Coke and Pepsi shack up a couple times a month to share their "kill lists"...

Malware identification can be biased.. Just sayin'.. One person's malware is another person's marketing plan type of thing..

Adobe might have paid for that "malware" classification...

 

[flacaltenn]

I just had my most trusted "core locked" virus protector change the terms and conditions to ALLOW THEM to share info about my internet usage..

They dont work for YOU anymore. And you dont OWN that machine you're thumb-typing on..