F'n Bing and their malware detection bot - GoFuckYourself.com

john1975 · 08-10-2014, 05:39 PM

I only sign up with reputable, well known adult programs recommended here.. But Bing's stupid bot or whatever recently flagged some of my sites as having Malware.

So I specifically asked them WHICH destination site is being flagged as Malware, so I could remove the banner....and they won't say. The Webmaster Toolbox area won't specify either....just says malware.

So they can flag anybody's site as having Malware, but can't tell us which site is triggering the site to appear as infected with malware ?

All online malware scanners show my sites come up completely clean...so this is really pizzin me off. I've read other forum threads complaining of false positives from their tool as well.

what to do ? I've got over 20 banners included in my home-made banner network of well established adult affiliate sites. I could even list them here if needed.

blackmonsters · 08-10-2014, 06:17 PM

If I had that problem and I had signed up to well known reputable programs then I would conclude that my website was hacked before I thought it was the sponsor.

anexsia · 08-10-2014, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by john1975

I only sign up with reputable, well known adult programs recommended here.. But Bing's stupid bot or whatever recently flagged some of my sites as having Malware.

So I specifically asked them WHICH destination site is being flagged as Malware, so I could remove the banner....and they won't say. The Webmaster Toolbox area won't specify either....just says malware.

So they can flag anybody's site as having Malware, but can't tell us which site is triggering the site to appear as infected with malware ?

All online malware scanners show my sites come up completely clean...so this is really pizzin me off. I've read other forum threads complaining of false positives from their tool as well.

what to do ? I've got over 20 banners included in my home-made banner network of well established adult affiliate sites. I could even list them here if needed.

Chances are you are hacked man, run maldet on your website directory or go through each and every file checking for malicious code or hit up your hosting provider.

john1975 · 08-11-2014, 10:34 AM

I thought that too, but their not. Since the Malware warnings are only coming up on the sites I have the banner exchange on.

If I remove the Ad network...the malware warning goes away.

Bing might be mistaking my custom banner exchange PHP coding for malware, but it's definitely not. The thing is, Bing won't relay on what it is specifically...that's causing this. which is pizzin me off. If it's custom PHP code...or it's an Ad within the ad network.

It's so stupid of them to claim Malware, when they show 0 evidence of what it is...or even if it's a site or not. No other malware tools are showing anything...and neither is Google.

john1975 · 08-13-2014, 08:45 PM

I took off 70% of the banners...and the malware warnings from Bing went away....So it's from one of the affiliate sites banner's that's triggering. will report back when I find out which one. It's probably a false positive.

Bing...pshh.

Just saw this thread today too about trafficshop being flagged as malware -

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1147...hlight=malware

08-10-2014, 05:39 PM	#1
john1975 Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 985	F'n Bing and their malware detection bot I only sign up with reputable, well known adult programs recommended here.. But Bing's stupid bot or whatever recently flagged some of my sites as having Malware. So I specifically asked them WHICH destination site is being flagged as Malware, so I could remove the banner....and they won't say. The Webmaster Toolbox area won't specify either....just says malware. So they can flag anybody's site as having Malware, but can't tell us which site is triggering the site to appear as infected with malware ? All online malware scanners show my sites come up completely clean...so this is really pizzin me off. I've read other forum threads complaining of false positives from their tool as well. what to do ? I've got over 20 banners included in my home-made banner network of well established adult affiliate sites. I could even list them here if needed.

08-10-2014, 06:17 PM	#2
blackmonsters Making PHP work Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: 🌎🌅🌈🌇 Posts: 20,497	If I had that problem and I had signed up to well known reputable programs then I would conclude that my website was hacked before I thought it was the sponsor. __________________ Make Money with Porn

08-11-2014, 10:34 AM	#4
john1975 Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 985	I thought that too, but their not. Since the Malware warnings are only coming up on the sites I have the banner exchange on. If I remove the Ad network...the malware warning goes away. Bing might be mistaking my custom banner exchange PHP coding for malware, but it's definitely not. The thing is, Bing won't relay on what it is specifically...that's causing this. which is pizzin me off. If it's custom PHP code...or it's an Ad within the ad network. It's so stupid of them to claim Malware, when they show 0 evidence of what it is...or even if it's a site or not. No other malware tools are showing anything...and neither is Google.

08-13-2014, 08:45 PM	#5
john1975 Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 985	I took off 70% of the banners...and the malware warnings from Bing went away....So it's from one of the affiliate sites banner's that's triggering. will report back when I find out which one. It's probably a false positive. Bing...pshh. Just saw this thread today too about trafficshop being flagged as malware - https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1147...hlight=malware