Trojan Horse Blocked!

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I'm getting a Trojan Horse Blocked! from Avast Security every time I come to Reef2Reef today, any one else?
 
Same here. Virus protection keeps blocking trojans from R2R. Needs someone on this fast. Wonder how many members are getting nailed with viruses?
 
DItto.....every time I go between posts I get the Trojan warning window.


HERE's WHAT IT SAYS:

Infection Details
URL:
http://d1.openx.org/ajs.php?zoneid
Process:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\App...
Infection:
JS: Decode-LK [Trj]
[h=2][/h]
 
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I'm running XP and MSE and it has taken 49 hits - so far, and has had to quarantine all those files. Plus, the server handling R2R is as slow as molasses, something has it bogged down.

The R2R banner loads instantly but the forum populates out like it is doing something it isn't supposed to be having to do. It seems to be about the time it processes ads.

I'm on light fiber and every other web site I just roamed around to on my Chrome tabs were instant loads.
 
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I get this on Windows 7 and Chrome, from time to time on R2R.
 

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My iPhone was extremely slow when I came on the site earlier so I thought something was up. At home on my MAC w/safari and no problems here.
 
I get a Norton message that says:
Web Attack : Mass injection Website 5 using Win 7
 

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