I'm having a very odd issue going to a specific website. It's generally harmless but I cannot understand why it's doing it and wanted some advice/help for this. The website is Doki Fansubs and it redirects to a address http://67.210.14.254/after.php?type=doki.hologfx.com: in which redirects again to some random ad website.
I got NOD32 scanning but hasn't picked up anything at all, before installing NOD32 I had Lavasoft, Spyware Doctor, Avast, & Malwarebytes all picked up stuff but the issue above was still occurring. I reseted all internet options on Vista and raised security to max so I'm really at a loss why it's doing this and only on this website.
I've asked other forums that's related to the theme of the website above but all came to a conclusion that I may have an adware but the programs I named above picked up other things but still the problem of going to this website persists. Is there any other method I may not know about? scanning the temp files in C:\WINDOWS\Temp doesn't pick up anything. I'm stumped.![Confused :confused: :confused:](/images/smilies/009.png)
forgot to add, using Firefox 3.6.12 with noscript/adblock plus/ghostery
I got NOD32 scanning but hasn't picked up anything at all, before installing NOD32 I had Lavasoft, Spyware Doctor, Avast, & Malwarebytes all picked up stuff but the issue above was still occurring. I reseted all internet options on Vista and raised security to max so I'm really at a loss why it's doing this and only on this website.
I've asked other forums that's related to the theme of the website above but all came to a conclusion that I may have an adware but the programs I named above picked up other things but still the problem of going to this website persists. Is there any other method I may not know about? scanning the temp files in C:\WINDOWS\Temp doesn't pick up anything. I'm stumped.
![Confused :confused: :confused:](/images/smilies/009.png)
forgot to add, using Firefox 3.6.12 with noscript/adblock plus/ghostery
My Computer
System One
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- Memory
- 3G
- Sound Card
- Realtek High Definition Audio
- Screen Resolution
- 1920x1080