pageoneresults - 1:33 pm on Jan 25, 2010 (gmt 0)

Yet again Kaspersky is blocking adsense adverts saying it is a Trojan.JS.Redirectir.ar

I'm a little confused as to how this topic made Front Page News at WebmasterWorld.

So what if Kaspersky blocked AdSense? It probably saved you from being infected, yes? I'd surely want my real time security monitoring to block anything that is even remotely associated with malware.

No wonder Kaspersky has gone from one of the top internet security products to being at the bottom (based on a recent PC Magazine article).

You know, if I didn't know any better, I'd think this was some sort of smear campaign against Kaspersky. My understanding is that they are one of the leading providers in the area of Internet Security.

How about if I started a topic for each and every Malicious IP that Malwarebytes blocks on my system? I get at least one a day now due to my research which takes me into IP neighborhoods that have been blacklisted and typically cause Internet Security alerts to go off. I can't access an entire IP range due to the sheer volume of malicious activity that is taking place on that IP. Unfortunately any other websites hosted on that same shared IP are now collateral damage.

I'd say you were lucky. Maybe next time Kaspersky will not warn you and guess what?

Malicious Links and Loss of Traffic
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Maybe Kaspersky would have saved me from that mess?