Pop up ads?

[hambone]

Is anyone else getting them randomly on the IAC? Whenever you click...
Off to bed.
It seems to be Arcade Frontier. Thanks kid.

[Bleyseng]

No, maybe it's just you as in you have malware on your computer.

[Hobug]

No pop-ups here.

[Amskeptic]

Is anyone else getting them randomly on the IAC? Whenever you click...
Off to bed.
It seems to be Arcade Frontier. Thanks kid.

Good Gawd No.

Check your computer and do not be the unwitting host of an infection . . . that would be considered "bad manners" in the tribe of a post-apocalyptic world!

Check this out:
h[url]ttp://www.2-spyware.com/remove-arcade-safari.html[/url]

The problem here, is that we were bombed big time about three weeks ago by a whole bunch of bored Ukrainians and Chinese even a Lebanese, just like we were by those kitchen cabinet hawkers from Britain.

I dutifully went through hundreds of Who Is inquiries and deleted as many as I could, but I have been told that their showing up in our "account waiting to be activated" database could none-the-less give them a foot in the door for depositing hidden code in our website page loads.

I hate this cat-and-mouse stuff, but it performs a valuable service both in the natural world and the cyber-space world. It forces all of us to defend ourselves, and in so doing, we become stronger and more informed. Just the things I hate.
Colin

[Hobug]

Is anyone else getting them randomly on the IAC? Whenever you click...
Off to bed.
It seems to be Arcade Frontier. Thanks kid.

Good Gawd No.

Check your computer and do not be the unwitting host of an infection . . . that would be considered "bad manners" in the tribe of a post-apocalyptic world!

Check this out:
h[url]ttp://www.2-spyware.com/remove-arcade-safari.html[/url]

The problem here, is that we were bombed big time about three weeks ago by a whole bunch of bored Ukrainians and Chinese even a Lebanese, just like we were by those kitchen cabinet hawkers from Britain.

I dutifully went through hundreds of Who Is inquiries and deleted as many as I could, but I have been told that their showing up in our "account waiting to be activated" database could none-the-less give them a foot in the door for depositing hidden code in our website page loads.
I hate this cat-and-mouse stuff, but it performs a valuable service both in the natural world and the cyber-space world. It forces all of us to defend ourselves, and in so doing, we become stronger and more informed. Just the things I hate.
Colin

I am having the same problem on our club website. Over 100 a day trying to register. For a short time they had found a way to post on our site; nothing I could understand, but they posted a bunch of whatever it was. Their IP addresses also went back to the Ukraine, China, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran. Not comforting stuff.