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Infected web resource?(issue solved)

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The free version of Bitdefender keeps blocking something here on qq when I refresh the page or browse the site.

The resource being blocked is called s3.amazonnaws.com/js-loader/223d74740cc70243bd.js

This hasn't happened before now I believe. I just thought you guys might want to know.
 
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Looking through my event list on bitdefender it started blocking this resource on December 16 and nothing before that since I've installed bitdefender.
 
OverReactionGuy said:
The free version of Bitdefender keeps blocking something here on qq when I refresh the page or browse the site.

The resource being blocked is called s3.amazonnaws.com/js-loader/223d74740cc70243bd.js

This hasn't happened before now I believe. I just thought you guys might want to know.
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What specific pages do you see the message on?
 
I just refreshed this page and got a notification for the block here too so I think it's widespread.
 
Is that file listed in the network resources by the browser? You can check by doing right-click, "Inspect", click on "Network" in the new window, and reload.
 
Can you try from another computer and see if it's still there?

I don't see it on my end, and I don't see anything that changed on the server, so it may be an issue on your computer. (If so, it probably means you're infected and need to fix things.)
 
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Can you try from another computer and see if it's still there?

I don't see it on my end, and I don't see anything that changed on the server, so it may be an issue on your computer. (If so, it probably means you're infected and need to fix things.)
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Don't have another computer sadly, at least not one readily available.
 
Huh, that was easier than expected. Seems malware bytes took care of it with just 1 scan.

Anyway, it's supposed to be something that redirects your browser to something else, a service by amazon I believe, basically hijacking your browser for advertisements.

But I no longer see it on the list so it's gone.

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Kinda glad it wasn't anything to do with QQ though.
 
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