Hi guys,
I am unable to visit Tubelab | Dedicated to advancing the state of the art in affordable high end audio. on my desktop computer. The website is immediately being blocked by nod32 virus scanne, which alleges the website has a trojan.
The website seems to work fine when viewed from my smartphone.
Attached is a screenshot of the error.
I am unable to visit Tubelab | Dedicated to advancing the state of the art in affordable high end audio. on my desktop computer. The website is immediately being blocked by nod32 virus scanne, which alleges the website has a trojan.
The website seems to work fine when viewed from my smartphone.
Attached is a screenshot of the error.
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I don't think it is cool to post this sort of stuff on the open forums as it can damage a site's reputation and if you are not 100% sure it really is unfair to do so.
This happened to me about 4 years ago, there was nothing on my site.
Have you contacted tubelab directly or just posted it here?
This happened to me about 4 years ago, there was nothing on my site.
Have you contacted tubelab directly or just posted it here?
Want to change the title of your thread? Anyone scanning the front page is just going to read that tubelab has a virus.
It's an amazing resource. In between esp audio, tubelab and Nelson, that's the vast bulk of what I've learned about audio and amps.
Let's not diminish the hours and effort those sites represent.
It's an amazing resource. In between esp audio, tubelab and Nelson, that's the vast bulk of what I've learned about audio and amps.
Let's not diminish the hours and effort those sites represent.
Hi Tubelab,
Thanks for the response. I love your work and your website. The problem is clearly at my end as one would usually guess be the case. To the rest of you, thanks for the information and suggestions. Some useful courses of action that should have occurred to me.
I can now see how that thread title might be damaging to a persons business and I appologise. I feel chastened.
Thanks for the response. I love your work and your website. The problem is clearly at my end as one would usually guess be the case. To the rest of you, thanks for the information and suggestions. Some useful courses of action that should have occurred to me.
I can now see how that thread title might be damaging to a persons business and I appologise. I feel chastened.
Want to change the title of your thread? Anyone scanning the front page is just going to read that tubelab has a virus.
It's an amazing resource. In between esp audio, tubelab and Nelson, that's the vast bulk of what I've learned about audio and amps.
Let's not diminish the hours and effort those sites represent.
Agreed
I have limited admin privileges in my forum, but changing a thread title does not appear as a choice. Either way someone changed it, and I assumed that anyone reading the whole thread would come to the same conclusion I did.
I sent an email to my hosting company and did not get a response. Either they didn't find anything, or didn't bother to look.
I sent an email to my hosting company and did not get a response. Either they didn't find anything, or didn't bother to look.
I found some information with a quick Google on similar issues experienced on other websites from my phone the other day - appears as though if you follow a reference base article ESET have on their website, grab screenshots etc, then flick that off to them in an email they can have the false positive removed from the system. Unfortunately my phone completely kicked the bucket on Monday so I have to re-find those pages - once I have done so I'll PM you with the info. Either way it definitely appears to be a false positive issue with ESET (who make nod32)
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