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Related: About this forumWhois: eoperfops12.qcloudteo.com
Suspicious attempts at connection to, on multiple DU pages.Doesn't act like an advertiser. TIA
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Whois: eoperfops12.qcloudteo.com (Original Post)
justaprogressive
16 hrs ago
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surfered
(11,622 posts)1. Do you have any of their posts?
justaprogressive
(6,313 posts)2. Sorry these are not associated with a user
it's on the pages themselves.
A whois tells me VERY little about this ip address...
surfered
(11,622 posts)3. Send a screenshot if you see it again
justaprogressive
(6,313 posts)4. here ya go

To be clear this ONLY happens on DU PAGES.
sboatcar
(731 posts)6. Brave.exe belongs to the brave browser
I've also seen brave.exe spoofed as other things, but it looks like someone is trying to do some kind of an exploit from a brave browser coming from that IP address (I'll provide it if you'd like it, but I'd rather not post in here)
justaprogressive
(6,313 posts)8. No the pages are linking to that website!
I'm using Brave. The page is trying to direct the browser to connect to this suspect website.
sboatcar
(731 posts)9. Ahhh gotcha
Likely its one of the ads.
sboatcar
(731 posts)5. DNS lookup says its registered in china, names redacted
The IP address geolocates to Brazil. Odd.
justaprogressive
(6,313 posts)7. yeah like I said ODD!
Who do I contact in Admin to report this?
surfered
(11,622 posts)11. Send DU email to EarlG
surfered
(11,622 posts)10. Here's one theory
1. Perhaps it's an embedded gif from a non secure server...
Ie: http vs https at the beginning of the embedded image URL