I'm sure Snowwolflair put out a similar post earlier but can't find it to reply to.

I am getting frequent blocked outgoing messages using Chrome when viewing the forum.

Report message from Malwarebytes says.....

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-Log Details-
Protection Event Date: 4/6/17
Protection Event Time: 8:29 AM
Logfile:
Administrator: Yes

-Software Information-
Version: 3.0.6.1469
Components Version: 1.0.75
Update Package Version: 1.0.1666
License: Premium

-System Information-
OS: Windows 10
CPU: x64
File System: NTFS
User: System

-Blocked Website Details-
Malicious Website: 1
, , Blocked, [-1], [-1],0.0.0

-Website Data-
Domain: www.oocities.org
IP Address: 85.17.147.12
Port: [50520]
Type: Outbound
File: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe



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I've done a search on oocities.org and it seems to be a legit website but- very odd.

I'm looking at his post right now, thanks for what you've said.

Interesting - I have posted a couple of image links that come from that site.  oocities is a harvested cache of the old geocities system.     Should be direct image links to jpegs, not html pages, so should be no html or javascript etc. involved.

Many years ago I set up a club website on geocities, and I can still find images from those pages on oocities.

If it's causing malware alerts, I guess I need to find the original images and upload to my personal site for linking here.

This is my most recent post with such an image:

http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?topic=37164.msg440019#msg440019

Our company systems are pretty hot on such things and I notice they block a lot of hosted images on this forum put up by others, but they're not complaining about the oocities image links.

Wow...
Hows that for team work??

Fairy nuff, though I think that block is aimed more at the other crud that site seems to include /overlay in web pages    The direct image links are clean.   

I need to recover those old photos and put them somewhere else anyway.

Just a thought, but are peoples' computers that don't have antimalware/virus protection likely to have been compromised by all this?