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139mm.com?

It appears to me that MSAS is just doing it's job by preventing 139mm.com from being added to the IE Trusted Zone (unless you accidently click the Allow button ).

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reply to dadkins
Either Spybot is adding it in error or MS is detecting in error. Can you replicate by clicking on immunise again? Was that the only site that being added?

Cudni

reply to NetFixer

Different machine

Odd. Is it perhaps just some kind of misinterpretation, and that site is simply being added as 127.0.0.1 in your HOSTS file instead?

Did you get Spybot from a trusted source? Did you verify the checksum?

Have you tried selecting "Allow" (keep your machine off-line), and then seeing whether it was really added to the Trusted zone?

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LOL! Allow? Not happening! Sorry.
Downloaded from here: »fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Sp···809773/1

They seem trustworthy.
If it was being added to the HOSTS file, why would it need to be in the Trusted Zone? I have no Trusted sites.

This is the Translated site in question(hope the link works):
»translate.google.com/translate?u···&ie=UTF8
Site looks too cheesy for anyone to trust.

EDIT: No worries, I Blocked it from being added to my Trusted Zone(still empty ).
Thanks to all that responded!
David

As I said, perhaps MSAS is confused. I really don't know.

The only other things I can think to do are download from other mirrors and do a binary file compare, or try to contact Kolla and/or a support forum.

Did you already check the MD5 hash? According to »www.safer-networking.org/en/download/ it's

md5: C1A843913269018A8FC962407D7E5169

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Care of Google, it looks as if my wild hunch was right.

It appears to be an MSAS false positive.

»forum.tweakxp.com/forum/Topic163···bm163528

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reply to dadkins
I had MSAS give the alert for 139mm.com trying to be added to the trusted zone also. Googled it and came across the XPtweaks thread and this thread in a search here.

I then updated spybots on another computer on the network and this time MSAS alerted me to "cool.ne.jp" trying to be added to the trusted zone.

nothing was added but thought I would give a heads up that I was expecting 139mm.com as a possible false positive, but got cool.ne.jp on the install on a different system.

Both XP home machines.
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reply to dadkins
I had the same experience and instructed MSAS to block it. It is not in my Trusted Sites.

reply to dadkins
MSAS alerts you whenever entries and deletions are made to your Zones, I believe.
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reply to NetFixer
Read this

»support.microsoft.com/?kbid=902956

reply to B
CounterSpy gives me the same message as you.

reply to dadkins
I had this problem some time ago. Imo, it's an FP by MSAS. I had a few experts on Wilders helping me with it as well.

On the other hand, I did not get this message with Counterspy, so not sure why the other user here got it.

reply to dadkins
I've had a similar problem. When trying to manually enter sites into the restricted zone MS Antispyware would say that site was trying to be placed in the trusted zone and asking if I wanted to block it or not, so of course I blocked it each time, but when I was done I rebooted and seen that none of the sites I typed in were in the Restricted zone. There are no sites listed in my trusted zone. Maybe someone else using MS Antispyware and IE can reproduce this. It's not something I'm really worried about, just more of a curiosity.
Edit: I just read the info in the link mentorkyrom posted and while I'm not using Spybot things do make a little more sense now. Perhaps IE-Spyad causes a similar effect as Spybot?
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reply to dadkins
I had the same thing happen with Spybot and MSAS. Scary, but after reading up on it, I think it's just a FP from MSAS.

Spybot's Tea Timer and MSAS seem to conflict now and then too.

reply to mentorkyrom

This thread is two months old. The yellow warning you get when trying to reply to an old thread isn't really hard to understand.
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