I have never seen the red screen but I have seen the trojan message for drerlre.
I do not click on anything to bring up the message to download it jumps out as soon as I enter the site.
a localized infection no something is tagged to this site through whatever means. checkout the advert to the left of the screen it changes with whatever browser you use. I don't mean the advert itself but the look of the border

Nope, can't be global issue as I and many others have no issue with the site.

Crap I hate it when you just have a rant and then you find a possible reason for it that is nothing to do with this site directly :nope:

May I ask if you have a bookmark saved for this site and if it go's to the forums direct if so what is the saved url address

Edit ... I don't mean what shows at the top of the page the save in your bookmarks url

I wonder :hmmm:

http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/278/sortcut.jpg

Tried that URL, it just redirects to:
http://www.subsim.com/index.php

Exactly but if you watch the page open you will see for just a second another page opening before the re-direct it’s just a possibility perhaps :hmmm:

It's just a window notifying that:

"Subsim Forums converted to
vBulletin Sun May 28; Go here:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/"

Don't get me wrong, I am absolutely open to checking the forum for any problems, and will continue to do so, if the symptoms become more widespread. So far, though, two independent server techs (expensively) researched the forum, the domain, and server and no one has anything to report. I am also researching forums like the one Dowly listed and other vB forums for similar issues and how to detect a problem.

I'm not getting the alert anymore.

Malwarebytes goes nuts when in Subsim (trojan)
 

First does anyone use Malwarebytes full version and get this complaint while browsing in subsim.

I enabled the full version of Malwarebytes just few days back where online monitoring is enabled. Before that I was running the free version where online scanning is disabled. When ever I come into Subsim malwarebytes goes nuts!

comes up with this message while in subsim: Malwarebytes successfully blocked access to potentially malicious website 77.78.240.27 (tyqudaf.co.cc)

every link i click on it loads into page then i get the warning bells about 77.78.240.27. Then today malwarebytes blocks webpages on subsim!?? I was just in general clicked on a link and I get the RPOD (Red page of death <I just made that up see image below :)) I choose proceed anyway as I dont think subsim is sending out malware more a false then real.

But anyway I just spent the last 10min searching out the IP 77.78.240.27 it complains about thats connected with Subsim where its located as coming from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina??

Malwarebytes is updated and is a trust worthy anti malware. But I think they have flunked on this one. Just wondering why the hell its going nuts.

blocked out!
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/5...01054715am.jpg

Target co-ordinates identified. Send stealth bombers to this destination

http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/8...1061213amm.jpg

We got a thread about these trojans here. (Probably a good idea to rename the title to something trojan something :hmmm:)

That's now 3rd trojan that people have reported. Neal's two (expensive :O:) experts have scanned SS and found nothing.

Avast doesn't seem to recognise anything coming from the url you mentioned, seems like the account have been suspended so might be it just warns you as it has been a trojan site in the past. Firefox recognises the site as potentially harmful, tho.

Ahh okay thanks Dowly for the update. I clicked back in this link and got blocked :dead: lol. I will have to either turn off malwarebytes before i come into subsim or answer "proceed anyway" on every link i enter so Malwarebytes will recognise not to block me everytime.

Oh well good to know. :salute:

I'm running the free version and every time I've been here since last week it blocks a Trojan. As this is a site that take this sort of thing seriously I tend to think its more likely a false positive.