Report bad site here to help us improve Surfing Protection feature

[Cicely]

Hi All,

 

Surfing Protection is designed to protect your computer from malicious website attack. However, there are tens of thousands of bad sites on Internet. It's impossible for IObiters to collect all of them. So we really need your help to collect them.

 

If there is site which you know is not safe, but it is not marked as bad site by Surfing Protection of Advanced SystemCare or Advanced SystemCare Ultimate, please do not hesitate to report it here so that we can improve this feature to make it more powerful.

 

Format for reporting:

 

Program Version: Advanced SystemCare v6/Advanced SystemCare Ultimate, or Advanced SystemCare V7

Webpage: xxx

Comment: xxx (Example: This site has malware.)

 

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Edit:

When adding the webpage address please make sure it is not a clickable link so an unsuspecting member can't click on it.

The easiest way to do this when posting the webpage address is to remove the [noparse]http://www.[/noparse] from the beginning.

Here is an example:

http://www.google.com is a clickble link

http://google.com is a clickble link

http://www.google.com is a clickable link

 

google.com

This is not a clickable link and is the way the webpage address should be posted in this thread.

[dv8cowboy]

@Cicely!

 

Um..Cicely I hope this/these links gives at least some of what you are looking for! :-)

 

 

 

[noparse]http://www.spywareinfoforum.com/topic/127913-malware-domain-blocklist-updated/[/noparse]

 

and

 

[noparse]http://www.malware.com.br/lists.shtml[/noparse]

 

 

-Cowboy

 

EDIT: Links noparsed for the benefit of members not to click to connect!

[Cicely]

Hi dv8cowboy,

 

Thank you for your information, we will take information from the two websites for reference.

 

Warmhearted users like you will always help us improve our products.

 

Welcome to report more malicious websites here so that we can provide better Surfing Protection service.

 

Cheers

[verdy_p]

Hi All,

 

Surfing Protection is designed to protect your computer from malicious website attack. However, there are tens of thousands of bad sites on Internet. It's impossible for IObiters to collect all of them. So we really need your help to collect them.

 

If there is site which you know is not safe, but it is not marked as bad site by Surfing Protection

 

 

Seriously, the "Surfing protection" (the name used in ASC for "Spigot.com" and that is installed when we REFUSE to install Spigot.com) is now recognized as a spyware, plus an adware that tracks us everywhere (not only in web browsers but also in all applications that have a web UI, and notably Office)

 

Stop this lie !!! IObit is now officially recognized as malware (you can no longer download it from its official website with Chrome. Google has marked the webiste as malware after several users have proven that it was not only invasive, but also straling data illegally, and replacing system security impovement by other unsigned component modified to open backdoors.

 

Spitgot.com is effectively extremely difficult to detect and to remove. Several antivirus kits are investigating the issue about how to detect it and making sure it is fully removed, but in fact they have problems with Spigot.com because ASC constantly attempts to reinstall it.

 

I see only one safe solutoon : drop ASC completely (but even when you uninstall ASC, Spigot remains infecting the system and calling home, notably on "www.pong.com/gaming" and "www.pong.com/network", plus a few others each time you visit your online bank or a merchant site like eBay and Paypal, or RueDuCommerce and CDiscount in France.

 

Several French banks have officially forbidden users to use ASC. ASC will soon be cleaned by more tools because of Spigot.com

 

Next week, Bitdefender will provide a tool to completely remove the Spigot.com malware, but this will not work as long as ASC is installed: the only option will be to delete ASC at the same time.

[Cicely]

Hi verdy_p,

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

I have made explanation at http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?p=100671#post100671

 

Besides, for the issue " Seriously, the "Surfing protection" (the name used in ASC for "Spigot.com" and that is installed when we REFUSE to install Spigot.com) is now recognized as a spyware", could you please send us the related screenshot to show it? It should be false positive. What is the name of the product that treats "Surfing protection" as spyware? With these information, we can communicate with the producer to remove the false positive.

 

Guide for taking screenshot.

 

http://graphicssoft.about.com/cs/general/ht/winscreenshot.htm

 

Looking forward to hearing from you.