For almost four years now, I have been using the paid version of
Malwarebytes on dozens of computers and have not had any problems reported
regarding the use of legitimate websites. When Malwarebytes blocks a site,
it is because it has either actively found or previously found the site to
contain malicious code or other vulnerabilities which could potentially
cause harm to your system. I do receive those warnings on occasion, usually
while I am doing some sort of Internet research. I always heed the warning
and steer clear of the site. I have trained my clients to do the same. By
following this advice, the rate of computer problems on the computers which
I maintain is nearly zero. So, you can disregard the Malwarebytes warnings,
but you are putting your system at risk. BTW, the only way that you can make
the statement that there are no problems with a website is if you have
administrative and physical access to the web server and are able to conduct
a complete inspection of the operating system, server software and all
content. And even then, it would be difficult to confirm such a statement.
John
----- Original Message -----
From: "tim" <z200...@gmail.com>
To: <jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2013 2:38 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] FYI on mal ware bytes
I went to a few web page and found they won't come up. Now these pages have
no threats of any kind. Once I shut down mal ware bytes those sites came
back. So if anyone is having problems with web pages after using the paid
version or trial. Try shutting it down and try them again. Seems a lot of
paid virus and spyware programs can't tell the difference. They just want
your money.
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