Malware warning FINALLY removed by Google!

[Bluestone]

Well, traffic to my site has dropped to the lowest in several years. All because of some hackers who I'd like to string up by their short hairs, and will when I track them down, at least figuratively speaking.

I have been monitoring my new hacker-zapper software and it is working perfectly. The store site is free of any malicious code. Google has been asked to review the site, and remove its malware warning, but this may take a while. It's easy enough for them to put it on, but not so easy to get them to take it off. In the meantime, customers are no doubt wary of the site, because of the old google warnings that date back to mid-February.

A customer advised that he purchased using another browser, because he got a 'dangerous site' warning using Firefox. I always view the site using Internet Explorer. When I went to view the site with Firefox, I got the same warning. It's bullshit! Nothing more. If you use Firefox, simply ignore that warning, it is based upon malicious, but not dangerous, code that was removed from the site many days ago.

If you are still concerned with the store site, you can purchase Bluestone videos on Nicheclips, but they are more expensive there and they deduct 40% from the sales as their fee.

Hopefully, google will finally remove their out-dated warning bullshit. If not, I may simply go back to semi-monthly updates, and not kill myself editing material that no one's buying.

We'll see what the future holds, but I'm certainly not impressed with google these days. They appear to be setting themselves up to be the next Bill Gates... control... control... control!

Blue

[TommyBailey]

Sorry to hear about this Blue. I just tried it using Chrome and it gave me the danger-Will-Robinson message.

Hackers and spammers are going to destroy the internet, that is for sure. When I changed company names, a spammer used my domain as the return address about 24 minutes after it propagated. It was instantly put on a blacklist and took months to get it corrected. I was having to use my Yahoo mail to email my customers. Embarrassing.

Spammers are the reason I am pro death penalty. I can forgive a murderer.

[Bluestone]

Spammers are the reason I am pro death penalty. I can forgive a murderer.

Yes, no one would miss a spammer. They are beneath insects. Simple death is too good for them. I think torture before invoking the death penalty would be best for them. I've even developed a suitable torture. While they are fully awake, without the use of painkillers, I'd like to saw off a section of their skulls and rewire their brain, similar to how they hack into a website. While doing so, of course, extremely aggressive, and real, viruses would be introduced into their alleged brain. Then, I'd duct tape the skull closed again, and let them suffer for as long as possible before escorting them to the electric chair. Sounds like a reasonable penalty since it fits the crime to a T.

Blue

[TommyBailey]

I think you just gave me my new story plot.

[Bluestone]

I think you just gave me my new story plot.

Actually, I gave myself an idea too. I will be filming with Kerie and Lena on the 14th. I'm going to cast them as hackers who hack into the wrong site... the mob's money-laundering site. The mob is not impressed and makes them pay with a load of lead in their hot bodies! I'll call it, "Spammed To Death!"

Blue

[TommyBailey]

Just remember- use blanks! Don't get carried away like one of those actors that just won't die when they are supposed to die.

[Bluestone]

Blanks? ..but with spammers I really am serious. Okay, okay, I'll use blanks.

Blue

[Bluestone]

Well, the problem is solved! Google finally got its act together and has removed that buzzkill warning from my store site. Now, it doesn't matter which browser you use, the site is accepted by Google to be clean and free of any malware. If I ever find those hackers who caused me such grief and loss of sales, I will demonstrate some Tae Kwon Do on them. I will start with breaking their kneecaps! Then, I'll get real nasty!

Anyway, Bluestone's "Silk 'N Blood" store is fully open for business once again. I've kept several videos on the 'Now Playing' page of http://www.silkvideos.com/future.html for those who didn't want to take a chance on the site while the false Google warnings were still in effect.

Blue

[Bluestone]

Hey Everyone,

If you get an unsolicited email apparently from Bluestone Videos, accusing your computer of infecting my system, it is a spam email that was not sent by me. My techs are checking into it. Looks like someone hacked into my store software and sent this email using the normally disabled newsletter function. It has nothing to do with your computer. Just ignore such emails, and do not click any links. I do not send spam emails or newsletters to my customers.

Blue

P.S. The newsletter function has now been completely removed from the store software, so that it cannot be misused in the future.

[Major_Tom]

Hi,

I have got another email yesterday. It tells me that my account is locked for security reasons. Could you please have a look into this?

Thank you.

[Bluestone]

Hi M.T.,

Yes, these hackers are clever little bastards. No one's accounts have been locked. This is a scam email. Nothing more.

I deleted the mass email/newsletter function, but, after I heard from other customers that they got this most recent email, I had my techs scour the store software once again, and they found a cookie that had been left behind allowing the hackers to remotely send emails through the store's receipt function. It has now been deleted. It appears that there is no way that they can send any further emails using the store's software. I apologize to anyone who received this second bogus email. If you did get it, it didn't come from me, and DO NOT click on any on the embedded links. Just immediately delete it.

These Internet criminals have caused me no end of troubles, but I'm determined to keep them out of the system no matter what the cost.

Blue

[gold]

Glad the problem is solved and await your anti spam video which should express your frustrations upclose and personal

[Bluestone]

Well, the store site has now been hacker-free for several weeks! I finally weeded them out, including all of their ingenius email cookies, closed all of their back doors, and secured the site from their return. A further cautionary security update will be installed soon, just to make damn sure that there is no repeat of this very distressing hacker attack!

So, if you've been buying your Bluestone videos from Nicheclips while the hackers were attacking the store site, you can come back to the "Silk 'N Blood" store and save yourself some money.

It's safe to go back in the Bluestone waters... unless you happen to be a gorgeous babe. If you're a qualified hottie, the Bluestone domain can be a dangerous place!

Blue