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I receive the same Smart Screen Filter (SSF) also as of this post. I can not access the Rx via my IE8 browser. 
hno:
According to Wilheim, I believe the Tech Department is working on this issue.
Here is the "official" announcement Wilheim forwarded to me on this subject:
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Official Announcement:
On the morning of June 17, 2010, RX personnel and users reported an error when visiting the forums that the site was unsafe. This error was generated by the Smart Screen Filter (SSF) built into Internet Explorer and some Anti-Virus applications. The SSF and other AV applications scan a website to verify that there is no malicious code embedded within site and scans for URL’s in the site code for unsafe links. When these applications scanned the forum, a line of code in the header was flagged as unsafe. The specific code related to advertising services no longer in use by The RX and was removed by The RX webmaster. Once the offending line of code was removed, the errors ceased.
At no time was The RX Forum compromised and did not pose a threat to those visiting the site. Additionally, support has confirmed that the forum has not been listed as an unsafe site with Microsoft SSF dynamic listings. We apologize for any misunderstandings and inconvenience that this incident may have caused and always appreciate your continued participation in our forum.
Sincerely,
RX Tech Support
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I'm on Google Chrome as I type this.
hno:According to Wilheim, I believe the Tech Department is working on this issue.
Here is the "official" announcement Wilheim forwarded to me on this subject:
.........................
Official Announcement:
On the morning of June 17, 2010, RX personnel and users reported an error when visiting the forums that the site was unsafe. This error was generated by the Smart Screen Filter (SSF) built into Internet Explorer and some Anti-Virus applications. The SSF and other AV applications scan a website to verify that there is no malicious code embedded within site and scans for URL’s in the site code for unsafe links. When these applications scanned the forum, a line of code in the header was flagged as unsafe. The specific code related to advertising services no longer in use by The RX and was removed by The RX webmaster. Once the offending line of code was removed, the errors ceased.
At no time was The RX Forum compromised and did not pose a threat to those visiting the site. Additionally, support has confirmed that the forum has not been listed as an unsafe site with Microsoft SSF dynamic listings. We apologize for any misunderstandings and inconvenience that this incident may have caused and always appreciate your continued participation in our forum.
Sincerely,
RX Tech Support
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I'm on Google Chrome as I type this.
my firewall at the office wouldn't let me log on. Wil told me it was something about formatting issues, not security or virus. Evidently, when stuff is being "redirected", alarms start going off
firefox is the best brower to use imo.also download the ad blocker from firefox from the addons and you will be fine. GOOD FIREWALL is the main thing to start with any computer before you even get on the net...........i never had a problem with any pop up and unsafe thing here at the rx......ck
