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[noob2001]

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[eid]

I got:

Reported Attack Page!

This web page at www.silverseek.com has been reported as an attack page and has been blocked based on your security preferences.

Attack pages try to install programs that steal private information, use your computer to attack others, or damage your system.

Some attack pages intentionally distribute harmful software, but many are compromised without the knowledge or permission of their owners.

[strijelac2311]

Its blocked because alot of people is reported like "dangerous"  for your computer !

[elliwilli]

Because its probably malware and its not really a smart idea to be linking a site that you know to be dangerous on a public forum...

[rackcityb1]

It is almost certainly malware. I would not recommend visiting that site on a computer that you have bitcoins stored on.

[jaberwock]

How comes you expect people to check a site you said is reported as malware?

See the google diagnostic for the page:

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

[EZEQUIEL.MARCOS]

This site might try to use exploit using java or flash. This exploits will run automatically without downloading.

[dontCAREhair]

This site might try to use exploit using java or flash. This exploits will run automatically without downloading.

These can be very dangerous. They can leak your identity and/or location and potentially compromise your wallets on your computer. 

[jaberwock]

This site might try to use exploit using java or flash. This exploits will run automatically without downloading.

These can be very dangerous. They can leak your identity and/or location and potentially compromise your wallets on your computer. 

Nothing that the no scrypt and the addblocker plug-ins can't solve.

[some1]

This site might try to use exploit using java or flash. This exploits will run automatically without downloading.

These can be very dangerous. They can leak your identity and/or location and potentially compromise your wallets on your computer. 

Nowadays it is absolutely necessary having something that prevents your browser from running java, javascript, flash and all that stuff apart for few trusted sites (no, btt is not one of them).
An antivirus is no longer enough.
The worst thing is that these malwares steal your passwords on the fly leaving no traces on your computer : after a couple of days you'll just see spam messages coming out of your mailboxes.

[LightningBlade]

Just wondering, does using chrome as a browser help reduce those malware attack?

[LuckyBtc]

Just wondering, does using chrome as a browser help reduce those malware attack?

Chrome warns you if the website has any malware/virus so it does helps you.