I wonder if you could use something like Comodo Firewall or something similar which has a sandbox and running IE in the sandbox trying to get to that site. Maybe that site became infected recently too. My Malwarebytes just wants to block that site.
reply to chris_j11 If your browser is running as a full admin you should know better. You need to run it as a limited user, or have UAC(Vista/Win7) enabled properly to prevent things like this.
The plugins are commonly targeted for exploits, and so are the browsers so it's good to make sure those are up to date.
No anti-software is perfect, and they can only detect a finite number of patterns, which can also lead to false positives. So you cannot depend on them to protect you from your own actions. -- My hourly rates: $25 per hour. $35 per hour if you want to watch. $45 per hour if you want to help. $75 per hour if you tried to fix it, and failed. Security through obscurity is for the ignorant who don't deserve security.
yes, i did ignore the warning i didn't think to much of it since i've been using the website for a few months now and i just got the virus last night
can i still visit the website w/o getting virus firefox + noscript + adblock + flashblock + microsoft security essential?
This sounds like a serious addiction problem. -- Some people are like slinkies - not really good for much. But they bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs.
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