or is my computer fucked
this is what happens when i try to goto Jow Forums without adblocker
Is anyone getting this
Andrew Peterson
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Connor Perez
I have Ublock Origin on. I don't know why I can't see the flags in Jow Forums anymore.
Connor Gutierrez
nope, when I turn adblock off it's still normal
Joseph Cox
its fine here, but i'm getting it on a lot of my random animu sites/the pirate bay. The fuck is it?
James Harris
(((Certain groups))) that own or control the popular browsers don't want you to go outside of normie tier shit like plebbit when on the Internet.
Isaac James
My first login for the day and I got this.
David Gutierrez
the site was more likely flagged and thats why you are getting that.
Anthony Hughes
It’s a Chrome warning, happens all the time.
Jackson Williams
that would make sense if I wasn't still getting it on Firefox
Isaac Gray
IE? IE now has a built in "fake news" blocker which will affect sites like Jow Forums
Jayden Martin
>without adblocker
why?
Lincoln Hall
fake news blocler on a tibetian throat singer board?
silly americans
Sebastian Foster
yes, first time ever
add >https
boar ds.Jow Forums.org/pol/catalog
Adam Hernandez
advertisement cdn got flagged as baddy by the goog
adblock users do not have this problem
Jonathan Bailey
It is not wrong
Colton Torres
I get this too
FUCK GOOGLE.
CHANGING TO FIREFOX
Evan Mitchell
I just got that too user, only today. The hell is cm. used for?
Luis Rivera
>he was still using chrome?
Alexander Howard
the malware is biohazard autism
Isaac Brooks
Firefox is literally Sorosfox though
Brody Phillips
its been like that for a while. you have to "proceed to unsafe site"
Henry Johnson
fbi and cia? damn user you must be a wagie working 24 hours a day.. kek
Andrew Howard
>google safe browsing
>google
Camden Foster
This'll at least keep the nornies off our fucking site
Logan Carter
>russian adbux botfarm
Wyatt Barnes
mgid.com is one of the many domains Hiroshima has used in his advertising botnet. What has happened here is that, at some point recently, it has served "malvertising", i.e. an ad that uses various tricks to (sometimes) redirect to malware. This probably isn't mgid.com's fault per se, usually these malicious ads are 3rd party and they initially put up a legitimate one only to replace it with the botnet one after approval.
tl;dr = it's a legitimate warning, but this happens all the time and has affected sites like Yahoo and CNN as well as the more obvious users of sketchy ad networks like porn tube sites. You absolutely need to block ads / scripts / advertising hosts to use the web these days, even if you're running an autism OS like OpenBSD.
Eventually this warning will expire, unless mgid.com serves malware again of course.
Thomas Hughes
It's enabled in Firefox by default too, but you can turn it off in about:config
Henry Hill
Cucked pc poster
Oliver Williams
>willingly sending your browsing habits to google
just disable safe browsing and don't be a retard.
Ethan Reed
That isn't how it works though. The browser maintains a local database of (hashed) URLs and checks against that. So the only privacy implication is that the google botnet knows what browser you're using, which trust me they do anyway.
> It would be too slow (and privacy-invasive) to contact a trusted server every time the browser wants to establish a connection with a web server. Instead, Firefox downloads a list of bad URLs every 30 minutes from the server (browser.safebrowsing.provider.google.updateURL) and does a lookup against its local database before displaying a page to the user.
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