Any MCA brass see this?

[gwstang]

http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/gener ... virus.html

 

[lethal289]

must have been a camaro hacker wishing a merry christmas!

 

[Laurie S.]

Yeah, I saw that. No comment.

 

[gwstang]

Laurie, I was just kicking this out there in case someone at mca needed to be notified.

 

[Midlife]

I've relayed the info to the folks in charge of the website.

 

[jims6t6]

I've relayed the info to the folks in charge of the website.

So did I. They had not heard anything at that time.

 

[Laurie S.]

It's being worked on.

 

[pronkie1]

Amazing that some disgruntled person would infect a site just to be mean......

 

[mrfarmdog]

Amazing that some disgruntled person would infect a site just to be mean......

This is one of the Admin on the MCA website.

We are investigating this now. There are many auto enthusiasts sites that have had issues recently. I performed a Securi scan yesterday and here are the results. Regardless we are working with our hosting provider to do additional research. I will keep you informed and if anyone has issues then send an email to admin@mustang.org with details please. Thanks

Security report (No threats found): Blacklisted: No
Malware: No
Malicious javascript: No
Malicious iFrames: No
Drive-By Downloads: No
Anomaly detection: No
IE-only attacks: No
Suspicious redirections: No
Spam: No

 

[KBMWRS]

I hope a certain someone doesn't blame me again.... :roll

Its so highschoolish. :bowdown

 

[gtscode]

They fired that incompetent guy a while back right?

 

[Sluggo]

I hardly think this is the fault of MCA.
The site is farmed out to a vendor and It's the vendor's responsibility to prevent and or fix it.

Bashing the MCA in a public forum is not very tasteful in my opinion.

I am a member and have several friends that are as well.

This thread started out with innocent intent but I don't care for the detour its taking.

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