What in the world...

[Evilcry]

That's a great news!

[bookmarc]

Just have to tell you guys that I initially approached this site with a lot of suspicion, just because of the subject matter. I had to read a lot of the stuff here to realize that it was a serious attempt to deal with spam and malware. And that was just this morning. I am completely convinced at this point. As I always say, robots are stupid.

bookmarc

[bookmarc]

I have to say, I found this site with google this morning.

bookmarc

[Kayrac]

I found this from 'offensivecomputing.net'

I'm not so sure that website is like this website, but they helped me find here a few days ago, so me=happy

great website for finding stuff to submit to vendors

[tjs]

This probably won't work for sites that aren't in googles index, but if you ever wonder why google is reporting a site as potentially malicious, you can look at it's security diagnostic page.. For example, monstercable (trustworthy site that sells high end audio/video/power/etc cables) was recently compromised and google was throwing warnings when you try to click through to it-- here is the diagnostic:

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http://www.monstercable.com/

Messing with site= param is fun.. Check out:

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http://www.google.com
or http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http://www.geocities.com (found by sowhat-x)

Don't bother trying to find XSS vulns in this param. Google will reject you with "Bad Request: Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request." 

TJS

[sowhat-x]

He-he...as they say,"one picture is worth 1000 words",lmao... 

[philipp]

haha 

i like this part most: "it infected 1 domain(s), [...]"