06-17-2016, 10:38 PM
06-17-2016, 10:56 PM
I get that when I try to go back to the oldest FFF.com, but not here.
At least not yet. If it happens here, we'll pretty much know for sure why.
You know, if fundamentalforums.com is a phishing site, and fundamentalforums.org has links to that site in its posts (it does), then doesn't that mean fundamentalforums.org is a phishing site, too, since it points people to a phishing site?
Maybe we should start reporting fundamentalforums.org as a phishing site so we can protect people from being led to fundamentalforums.com.
At least not yet. If it happens here, we'll pretty much know for sure why.
You know, if fundamentalforums.com is a phishing site, and fundamentalforums.org has links to that site in its posts (it does), then doesn't that mean fundamentalforums.org is a phishing site, too, since it points people to a phishing site?
Maybe we should start reporting fundamentalforums.org as a phishing site so we can protect people from being led to fundamentalforums.com.
06-17-2016, 11:22 PM
i don;t get any messages like that when i log in here.... and my computer has extremely high security settings.....
06-17-2016, 11:46 PM
(06-17-2016, 10:38 PM)Vincent Massi Wrote: [ -> ]Google stopped me when I entered the site to warn me that this is a phishing site. I told them it isn't.
then again...it could just be your new chrome book vince... ... maybe it saw all the phormer references to phree-phundy-school-lessons and phigured there was something phlakey about it......

06-18-2016, 12:35 AM
There's something phishy about all this.
06-18-2016, 12:34 PM
After digging a little deeper, I think the old FFF.com has had some phishing code added in the top of the page login link. The top login link has never worked for me. I believe this is due to phishing code simply capturing the login information. I've started to break down the code and find it............ but its an intensive process that I don't have to time to perform. I wouldn't use the top login link or reuse any password that you used on that site anywhere else. I don't believe there is any harm outside that on the website. Zero day exploits are rare today. I doubt the site could be running one.
06-18-2016, 03:05 PM
(06-18-2016, 12:34 PM)praise_yeshua Wrote: [ -> ]After digging a little deeper, I think the old FFF.com has had some phishing code added in the top of the page login link. The top login link has never worked for me. I believe this is due to phishing code simply capturing the login information. I've started to break down the code and find it............ but its an intensive process that I don't have to time to perform. I wouldn't use the top login link or reuse any password that you used on that site anywhere else. I don't believe there is any harm outside that on the website. Zero day exploits are rare today. I doubt the site could be running one.
If you don't have an ad blocker on, it turns some words into links now (probably to ad sites, but I haven't checked). I don't know if that's what's triggering the phish thing or not.