Subject: New NTDB Database

ok try that i have overwritten the index.php file with my one.

This will not be enough. According to google, the malicious code has been found on 9 individual pages.I guess you have to check all files for this code.

After having deleted the code from all pages, you have to request a review of the site from google using the google webmaster tools.

and that is where dark. has to come in as this site isnt mine - i dont control it - just did the occasional update.

Whats odd is that my site which i am running just for Scotland is totally fine with the same code.

and find some way of preventing it in future ;)

i still dont get this error. I just updated a player for Poland from the index.php file - i made him all superdivine and only 19yrs to make sure he enters the database. No errors, no warnings, nothing

so that was without using firesokker of course and was a totally manual update.

I know nothing about how these sites or the code works, so apologies if this is already clear.

Just to confirm what is happening on my side: the google report ONLY comes up when trying to submit a player using the NTDB flag on the player skills screen. I can access the database and do manual player submissions etc. without a problem.

and i use my own version of firesokker to redirect to my own site. Clicking on the flag for me works fine going to my own site.

So it is either firesokker OR it is redir.php (which if it was the latter i would see the same thing happening on my site).

to ALL - do any of you have a scottish player? If so can you click on their flag and see if you get the same error. The redir.php page on the NTDB site should transfer you to a domain called www.gartcairn-youth-academy.co.uk/soccer.

i have try to a scotland player on transfer and i have same problems of italian players :)
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very interesting so the difference here is that you are using a public version of firesokker and i am not.

you get the error no matter what player you click - i dont get any error at all.

This has nothing to do with Firesokker.

You can modify your firefox settings. under settings -> security you will find something like "show warnings if .....". I guess you have low security settings there.
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and so? :)

i understand nothing about this thing...but is there a solution?is very important for us :)

ok i agree this has nothing to do with firesokker. As stated earlier im afraid this is down to dark. or manda as they are the webmasters.

for now manual updates are still working fine. get off your lazy bums! ;)

update your antivirus software, and it won't work fine anymore:)