RLSLOG.net (Releaselog) VERY dodgy site?

Hi all, have used this site for years but this last week this is all that comes up when i click on it from my bookmarks..



Then when i click the Why was this page blocked tab, it takes me to this...

I'm not getting that. I don't know why you are. Maybe because it links to torrent sites? That's all I can think of.

Never ever had it before, as i said, always use the site...am stumped..



Ah, unless its just the bookmark thats gone wonky and if i go to the site afresh it'll be ok, hmmmmmm, i'll try that then...

I just noticed in your pic it says

"Has this site hosted malware?
No, it has not in the past 90 days"

then it says

"How did this happen?
Sometimes third parties can add malicious code to legitimate sites, which could cause the message"

I'm sure its fine Gaz.

Nah, i know its fine mate, just curious why the alarm bells are all of a sudden ringing...

Its probably a Virgin Media/Google ploy to keep folk away from the site cuz of its contents...

Probably when are those idiots going to realize they can't stop us from downloading.

its happening to me gaz
just ignore it
ive posted a list in the jdownloader thread that may help

Sussed it...

Go here first...

http://www.releaselog.net/

And it says this...

Please use www.RLSLOG.net as default URL to access Releaselog.


Link takes you straight there...

Admit it Gaz, you were surfing nude again and that warning was a reminder to you to put your clothes on and stop scaring geeks.

gaz it makes no difference use the next page tab at the bottom of the page you get the same result

For Gris....

roland rat wrote:

gaz it makes no difference use the next page tab at the bottom of the page you get the same result

Oh ah.....

Weird though, you get a different page depending on which of the 2 ways you do it...

i found this
http://scenereleases.info/

We are currently working on getting our server back, after it is back
online we will take extra precautionary measures to ensure it will not
go down again.


it looks like release log was not the only casuality

Thats not problem.Prpably an ad network hit googles alarm.No worries