Just wanted to give you guys a heads up, and not sure if there is a better place to do this.

 

I'm getting a Malware Detect from Avast with the following info when using the forums:

 

Infection Details

 

URL: "http://junksixdryr.d...yndns.org/mix/" Process: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explore... Infection: URL:Mal

Just wanted to give you guys a heads up, and not sure if there is a better place to do this.

 

I'm getting a Malware Detect from Avast with the following info when using the forums:

 

Infection Details

 

URL: "http://junksixdryr.d...yndns.org/mix/" Process: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explore... Infection: URL:Mal

 

Has anyone else detected this?

No problems here. ESET Nod32 using Firefox browser.

 

Mel

I am getting a alert from Kaspersky. I think it is the same one as in the opening post. It just started happeing today when I come to avsim.

 

It's http://outvhiu.dyndn...ymjj1wgjogf.jar and http://rdrycodev.dyndns.org/mix/

Just a update. Everytime I come to avsim today Kaspersky alerts me of a different trojan.

Hi guys,

 

same here. I got several alerts with Avast (commercial version) though its analysis was inconclusive in regards to Malware; it recommended sandboxing. However, with each Avsim access a new 209 KB (214,528 bytes) .exe file was deposited in C:\Users\Holger\AppData\Local\Temp, with suspicious names like "Skype.exe", "conhost.exe", and "windowsupdate.exe".

 

Cheers, Holger

Using Avast (free and up to date), along with Firefox and I get no notifications. Just ran a scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and got a clean report.

 

Are the reports coming from IE users? I see one other Firefox user who says no problems.

Using Avast (free and up to date), along with Firefox and I get no notifications. Just ran a scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and got a clean report.

 

Are the reports coming from IE users? I see one other Firefox user who says no problems.

 

I am here with Firefox and no issues. I logged on earlier this afternoon with IE from my desktop and saw the alerts with Norton. I am also now using my laptop and just did a complete scan with Norton. No problems reported.

I am using IE9. But when I came here just now I got no alerts from Kaspersky. So what ever was going on earlier is not happening now.

I just had a 'malicious software' alert off Norton when viewing the PMDG support forum. Using i.e.9.

Hi

 

Over the last twelve hours or so I have been getting and alert from Norton every time I open the Avsim site, including this occasion, the browser I am using is I.E.9 by the way and the details thrown up by Norton are shown in the screen shot of Norton’s warning pop-up window, now the so called attacking url was originally not the one shown on this occasion, but I don’t remember the name of the original url.

 

Once I am on the site it is no longer an issue, it is just on the initial opening of Avsim that this occurs.

 

At the moment I am not too worried about this as Norton is catching it, but to be honest I am not too happy about it either.

 

I hope you can help in figuring this one out.

 

Jim Hodkinson

I am an IE and AVAST user and I had this report when signing in this morning.

 

Norman

No issues with Chrome or IE9 with Macaffe or with Security Essentials

Another of my machines with IE9 and Microsoft Security Essentials is reporting a threat as well. EDIT: MSE is reporting the problem as "Backdoor:Win32/Caphaw.D" and classifies it as 'Severe'.

I have the same problem. When I opened Avsim page today Norton said; "A high risk attack by aparkechon.dyndns.org was blocked".

 

I use Firefox and a couple of weeks ago I told Firefox to warn me if a website tries to redirect me to other sites. Everytime when I go to Avsim (I still have the url avsim.com as bookmark) I now get a Firefox warning that I am redirected to avsim.net. Is that correct or is something fishy here?

 

When I clicked on the link "Contact us" (bottom of left frame) a mail window was opened (as it should) but there was no mail address filled in (as it should). Is this just a bug or is avsim.net a malicous copy of avsim.com?

 

Krister R