Infected web page detected.

[Manish.]

Hello Everyone,
From the last couple of weeks i am facing this error. When ever i try to access the forum Bit-defender blocks it and pops Dangerous pages attempt to install software that can harm the device, gather personal information or operate without your consent. Just want to any one else facing this error or only me or is this a serious one which have to look up .

Thank You.

 

[asprin]

Is your ISP by any chance BSNL Broadband/Mobile?

 

[Manish.]

Is your ISP by any chance BSNL Broadband/Mobile?

Yes BSNL BB.

 

[asprin]

Well that probably might be the reason you are seeing this message. BSNL is known to do some unfavorable things with HTTP traffic. However, since PC.org is HTTPS, can't say with 100% conviction that the ISP is at fault here.


https://stackoverflow.com/a/51127987

https://www.abuseipdb.com/check/117.254.84.212

 

[asprin]

You could try blocking 117.254.84.212:3000 via your router (if you're using one) and see if that solves the problem.

In any case, PC.org is not the one causing problem as the IP address that is raising the alert is not related to this site.

 

[Manish.]

In any case, PC.org is not the one causing problem as the IP address that is raising the alert is not related to this site.

I got that one, i use this ISP only till this lock down ends. Till then I'll manage this. Thank you.

 

[MattW]

Does it happen in different web browsers? I've noticed that Firefox is a lot more strict on untrusted embeds in https websites than Chrome is - which often breaks some sites that don't proxy image embeds.

The other thing to check I suppose is if you could use tethered mobile data assuming you don't have the same provider for mobile as well?

 

[Manish.]

I've noticed that Firefox is a lot more strict on untrusted embeds in https websites

It's happening with firefox too.

The other thing to check I suppose is if you could use tethered mobile data assuming you don't have the same provider for mobile as well?

Working well with tethered mobile data different ISP.

 

[MattW]

It's happening with firefox too.

Looks like it does break the https though - note the lock in the address bar there.

Working well with tethered mobile data different ISP.

That's good - but that's terrible of that ISP.