After much frustration, including requests for help on Twitter, LinkedIn, etc., it finally dawned on me to do the following:
The malware message page included an option to check a box to proceed anyway, at my own risk. In no way am I recommending that you do so in a similar circumstance (this is completely up to you), however, since I have very good confidence in my security software, I took the chance. Also, the malware was being reported on a linked-to site (blog.designers-x.com), not this site.
I then looked for the offending site, found it on the Blogroll, and removed it from the Blogroll. All is working OK now - yay!
The Group Scoreboard is now also up-to-date.
Thanks for your patience - Ted
P.S. - if any of you know the owners of the designers-x site, please notify them that they have a malware problem.
1 comment:
Hi Ted,
I need your kind help.
I found u
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Webmasters/thread?tid=681046035f0ddde6&hl=en&fid=681046035f0ddde6000473ef069bd461
I am facing same problem like u. my site url- moviesworld4u.com is malware infected. how can I solve my problem.
Thanks.
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