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Re: Avira Alert For Amiga.org
« on: July 10, 2010, 11:49:50 AM »
Until this problem is fixed, feel free to use the old browser proxy:

http://aoproxy.extropia.co.uk

I've added a snippet of code to eliminate the iframe from the page and removed the automatic redirect to the main site for modern browsers. You can see the effect in the page source:

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<!-- http://amiga.org/forums/search.php?do=getdaily : retrieved in 0.593s -->
<!--
HeadIFrameEliminator:Bytes in: 17244, out: 17174, took 0.000 s
DegradeXHTMLRewriter:Bytes in: 17174, out: 17105, took 0.001 s
LinkRewriter:Bytes in: 17105, out: 17245, took 0.005 s
MainNavigationRewriter:Bytes in: 17245, out: 17245, took 0.000 s
CommonBlockRewriter:Bytes in: 17245, out: 17300, took 0.000 s
CSSRewriter:Bytes in: 17300, out: 4300, took 0.001 s
JavascriptRewriter:Bytes in: 4300, out: 3989, took 0.000 s
 -->


Unfortunately the iframe output breaks the page with respect to header based redirects, so you'll still see the "redirect" page when you click on "new posts" and the like, but I have confirmed the iframe is not present in any content that is passed through the proxy code.
« Last Edit: July 10, 2010, 11:53:33 AM by Karlos »
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Re: Avira Alert For Amiga.org
« Reply #1 on: July 10, 2010, 05:47:58 PM »
Quote from: the_leander;569811
For those folk using Windows or in fact any other OS with a modern browser I suggest you disable javascript for this site.

Yes, that includes you MacOS and Linux users. Your browser can still be vulnerable to script based attacks and be made to do weird and wonderful things.

And yes, last night there was another attack.

Fun times.


IMO, one should use a script blocker by default when viewing any site.
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