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DODGEM OK?
- Thread starter zinger827
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Well, I don't know about the Phishing thing, but, I have not caught anything on my site yet? LOL!
Thanks, Dodgem
LOL!
Maybe you should stay away from the sites that have pretty girls on them, so you're not downloading files that popup and try to make you secretly think you're downloading something bad. I laughed when I realized what you were looking at. I think you have already been phished! LOL!
Dodgem
Maybe you should stay away from the sites that have pretty girls on them, so you're not downloading files that popup and try to make you secretly think you're downloading something bad. I laughed when I realized what you were looking at. I think you have already been phished! LOL!
Dodgem
Here is what I get.
It is called Microsoft Phishing Filter believe me I dont go to porn sites I dont need to 
and I never download anything. You know all about the porn thing do you? LMAO.
<TABLE class=QandAEntry style="BORDER-TOP-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-LEFT-WIDTH: 0px; FONT-SIZE: x-small; BORDER-BOTTOM-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-COLLAPSE: collapse; BORDER-RIGHT-WIDTH: 0px" cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 border=0><TBODY><TR id=title1 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapQ align=left></TD><TD class=titleBlock></TD></TR><TR id=answer1 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapA align=left>A.</TD><TD class=ABlock></TD></TR><TR id=title2 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapQ align=left>Q.</TD><TD class=titleBlock>What is the Microsoft Phishing Filter and how does it help protect me?</TD></TR><TR id=answer2 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapA align=left>A.</TD><TD class=ABlock id=TableCell1>The Microsoft Phishing Filter is both a feature of Windows Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Live Toolbar as part of Windows Live OneCare Advisor. It is designed to help protect you from fraudulent Web sites trying to steal your personal information.
Phishing Filter helps to protect you in two key ways.
and I never download anything. You know all about the porn thing do you? LMAO.<TABLE class=QandAEntry style="BORDER-TOP-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-LEFT-WIDTH: 0px; FONT-SIZE: x-small; BORDER-BOTTOM-WIDTH: 0px; BORDER-COLLAPSE: collapse; BORDER-RIGHT-WIDTH: 0px" cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 border=0><TBODY><TR id=title1 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapQ align=left></TD><TD class=titleBlock></TD></TR><TR id=answer1 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapA align=left>A.</TD><TD class=ABlock></TD></TR><TR id=title2 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapQ align=left>Q.</TD><TD class=titleBlock>What is the Microsoft Phishing Filter and how does it help protect me?</TD></TR><TR id=answer2 vAlign=top><TD class=dropCapA align=left>A.</TD><TD class=ABlock id=TableCell1>The Microsoft Phishing Filter is both a feature of Windows Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Live Toolbar as part of Windows Live OneCare Advisor. It is designed to help protect you from fraudulent Web sites trying to steal your personal information.
Phishing Filter helps to protect you in two key ways.
- It operates in the background as you browse the Web, analyzing Web pages and determining if they have any characteristics that might be suspicious. If it finds suspicious Web pages, it will show a yellow warning, advising you to proceed with caution.
- Phishing Filter checks the sites you visit against an up-to-the-hour, dynamic list of reported phishing sites. If it finds a match, Phishing Filter will show you a red warning notifying you that the site has been blocked for your safety.
You're going to trust something from MS to protect you???
This is the same company that brought us vista which is a hunk of rap and if you stick with xp service pack 3 could screw you over too. I turn the phishing filter off.
This is the same company that brought us vista which is a hunk of rap and if you stick with xp service pack 3 could screw you over too. I turn the phishing filter off.
Dodgem,
There is a "pop-up" that is associated with your site and that is what is probably setting off some individuals security software based on what they have their software set at.
There is a "pop-up" that is associated with your site and that is what is probably setting off some individuals security software based on what they have their software set at.
well, I have not been to this forum in a while, but, if anyone can give me soe clues as to what they are seeing on their end, I can try to sort out the situation, let me know...