Warning: Something's Not Right Here!

No, that's an issue with your malware detector. I use WebRoot and it tells me that SteamRep is not a trusted site as well. You can shut that off by adding SteamRep to your white list. How you do that changes depending on what program you are using.

The only thing you have to worry about here is when someone posts a phishing link in a report and leaves it active. Just don't click on anything that you don't trust.

Hmm, your browser encountered something on the page of:

http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/76561197996548232-use-marshazzle-sr-scammer.1231/

And found apparently links on the page with "socialsearch" (I'm not give the full link here to prevent such) in them. I checked everything shown on that page, each and every post, but none contained these links.

That makes me wonder where it came from....
Possibilities in my mind:
- Your browser is hijacked, and inserts code/snippets to intercept information from you / the sites you use.
- If using a proxy, the proxy may insert stuff into your received html code from a site, not every proxy/vpn is set up for your privacy, but for the owners to sandbox/or do other things.
- Your computer is hacked, and various may occur.
- It may be on our Steamrep forum site, but its not really related to the topic, but something else, maybe a PM or Alert you recieved?
- Greasemonkey script/or other plugin in your browser?
- Too many possible "vectors" such may occur.

I do use Firefox, and such popups sometimes come up on me too on some sites, but I've always been able to find where such links came from by checking the page itself (got some tricks for seeing it without causing harm to my pc). Not knowing means for us that we can't cross those external factors out.

As far as I know, we do not run ads, or anything external, to prevent exactly this.

its just a list of things that I tho may be the issue. the given linked scripts in the screenshot do not appear to be linked here on this site. I'd need more information on where/what caused the detection of such on our site to be able to inform Mattie of a problem, so he can fix that if needed, or I adjust a post or w/e.

We're pretty adamant against any malware, so we take such notifications serious. But we need a bit more specific information in this case it seems.

As for Webroot, I do believe that they use BrightCloud in order to provide web reputation feature BUT it does not look like a Webroot pop-up/message.

No, that message looks like the one that Chrome has. Maybe it's an issue with Chrome?

Annihilate your browser, for I am currently on the latest version of Chrome, but have had zero issues with any SteamRep site.



I am not certain what Webroot is being used for but I only use three Extensions.



No malware around these parts.