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B4J Question [ABMaterial] schedule-analytics.com virus
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Thanks for letting me know!
Pre 2.50 versions now used a cached version for speed. This cached version seems to have stopped providing this service and some malicious site has bought this domain. 2.50+ uses the default (not cached version) https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js as from 2017 Google wants you to use a secure https to get the script.
Set he TrackingID="" to disable Google analytics for now until the public update 2.51 is released (will be a couple of weeks)
Pre 2.50 versions now used a cached version for speed. This cached version seems to have stopped providing this service and some malicious site has bought this domain. 2.50+ uses the default (not cached version) https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js as from 2017 Google wants you to use a secure https to get the script.
Set he TrackingID="" to disable Google analytics for now until the public update 2.51 is released (will be a couple of weeks)
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It is the same for 2.20. All versions < 2.50 pointed to http://schedule-analytics.com and used a cached version. Just for now, set TrackingID="". I'll release 2.51 public as soon as possible, but I still have to finish up a couple of things, so please be patient.
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Right after sending the message I thought to disconnect page.usegoogleanalytics call and all ok.
Since yesterday afternoon I have taken up with this theme.
I searched INet, followed in the footsteps of several web pages, who wanted to delete the virus, and I did not get it. I installed malwarebytes, I used CCleaner and avast antivirus, I cleaned windows registry, manually boot services, cleaned data program from user profile directory, deleted in chrome google as default search engine, I broke the boot of several programs that I had to restore and nothing ...
I also looked for information in the forum and there was nothing.
And today I ask, and it seems that it was a well-known topic ... Some users NOW say that the same thing happens to them. Sorry to say: I do not understand.
Since yesterday afternoon I have taken up with this theme.
I searched INet, followed in the footsteps of several web pages, who wanted to delete the virus, and I did not get it. I installed malwarebytes, I used CCleaner and avast antivirus, I cleaned windows registry, manually boot services, cleaned data program from user profile directory, deleted in chrome google as default search engine, I broke the boot of several programs that I had to restore and nothing ...
I also looked for information in the forum and there was nothing.
And today I ask, and it seems that it was a well-known topic ... Some users NOW say that the same thing happens to them. Sorry to say: I do not understand.
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@xamminf Even I was not aware that it now pointed to a malicious site. I really thought it still worked, and just for safety, I changed it in v2.50 to follow Googles new guidelines.
I'm very sorry this caused you such troubles, but there was no malintent from me nor any other forum user, I assure you. If I had known, I would've posted it everywhere.
I'm very sorry this caused you such troubles, but there was no malintent from me nor any other forum user, I assure you. If I had known, I would've posted it everywhere.
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I've spread the word, as many classic html/javascript web developers use this cached page for Google Analytics too.
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