R2R was attacked (updated it's CLEAR)

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We have been up all night working on a issue where malware was injected through the R2R ad server. No private information was compromised or anything like that. The avenue in which the malware was affecting the site has been closed. For now it is VERY SAFE to browse R2R as usual. :)

We will have all the banners back in place after I get some rest!!

All of your browsers will be fine and not show any warnings except maybe Google Chrome since google flagged R2R because of the malware. R2R is being reviewed and will be cleared by google soon.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. In all of our 5 years we have never had an issue like this. Boy did I learn a lot.
 
I thought it was acting funny at around 3:00 AM EST! Glad to hear that you got it sorted out, Rev! 1smile1
 
Thanks Rev! Now get some rest! :)


I'm on my phone....
 

I
use google chrome and get a warning, but you can click "proceed anyway" and its all good.

Firefox has no warnings.

Safari pops up a warning.

I never use Internet Explorer so can't say what that is doing...
 
yea last night I got hit with Fake FBI Moneypak Warning on R2R seems to be working fine now.
 
I was wondering why I couldnt get to the site. I got warnings from google, and firefox that I had to click threw to get here and that was 5 min ago
 
Nice response time, Rev, way to get everyone back up!
 
im still getting it on safari are you sure its good to go
 
My understanding is that it will take time to be cleared so you won't see the warning on your computer. Still working and making sure.
 
Still seeing a warning using Firefox on my Macbook.. 12:49pm. Using my phone for browsing at the moment..
 

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