Re: Malwarebytes reports troj
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Sun Jan 21 2024 09:54 am
so contact them with your ip address. that's the thing that triggers the block
g. hopefully you will get ahold of a real person.
Their answer is that I need to add my site to my malwarebytes config, even though I told them (1) I am not the one running their software and (2) it
is other people who are accessing my site and getting a false positive.
I sort of figured I'd not find much joy there since I am not a customer.
Meanwhile, I can see where they immediately helped someone else out who
runs a commecercial website -- selling men's undergarments -- whose site apparently got blocked because it has the word "ass" in it.
Maybe I should change my site name to "getsomeass.net" so they will fix it.
not many people use it, so i wouldn't worry about it.
There are specific settings in Avast under settings - personal privacy to turn off sharing. I'm sure that some folks will still not be convinced. I've been satisfied with its performance. I will check further and see. Yo
may in fact be correct.
if they did it once, they'll do it again.
I wouldn't trust it.
I just use the built in windows shit.
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