No, if You check the detection, there is a redirection there, very suspicious: //mobuppsx . site??? what's that detected object: audience . js?
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I do not know; after this alert I checked URL by VT and it was clean; McAfee extension also did not block.
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So Easeus website is infected?
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No, that suspicious site does not belong to EaseUS!
But K alarmed me only when I opened EaseUS website!
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I just visited EaseUS site and did not get any warning from K, so You should have something in Your browser (or system?) that added that malicious redirection.
I have only two extensions: K ext and Ghostery.
I perform quick scan daily and it is clean.
@harlan4096Speaking about "legitimate" websites, K just flagged js in EaseUS Partition Master Free, inspite of being clean on VT.
View attachment 288796
The report refers to easeus as hosting this script
I don't think that script is in EaseUS site 
just see the full URL of the detection...
just see the full URL of the detection...
exactly it is a website promoting piracy and downloaded adware and trojans along with it.I don't think that script is in EaseUS site
Name: https:// mobuppsx . site/audience . js?domain= www . easeus . comI don't think that script is in EaseUS site
norton is also against going on that site why do u think it is a false detection?
I really don't know; it seems as some java script injected in easeus website.
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a redirected link is well inserted backend side so is not Parkinsond fault :
this server can only be secure with a TLS 1.2 protocol :
don't pay something on this server if you have not a TLS 1.2 protocol activated :
The server has TLS 1.0 enabled. It is non-compliant with NIST since SP 800-52 REV. 2 and non-compliant with PCI DSS since the 30th of June 2018.
The server has TLS 1.1 enabled. It is non-compliant with PCI DSS since the 31st of March 2025.
i recommend you to use this addon if you are on firefox : Server Status – Get this Extension for
Firefox (en-US)
oh yeah there is no HSTS : Strict-Transport-Security header - HTTP | MDN
this server can only be secure with a TLS 1.2 protocol :
don't pay something on this server if you have not a TLS 1.2 protocol activated :
The server has TLS 1.0 enabled. It is non-compliant with NIST since SP 800-52 REV. 2 and non-compliant with PCI DSS since the 30th of June 2018.
The server has TLS 1.1 enabled. It is non-compliant with PCI DSS since the 31st of March 2025.
i recommend you to use this addon if you are on firefox : Server Status – Get this Extension for
Firefox (en-US)oh yeah there is no HSTS : Strict-Transport-Security header - HTTP | MDN
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"Open source is waaayyyy more secure than proprietary (closed source) software."
Yeah. Sure thing.
The Linux ecosystem is a s h e e t s h o w.
Yeah. Sure thing.
The Linux ecosystem is a s h e e t s h o w.
Speaking about "legitimate" websites, K just flagged js in EaseUS Partition Master Free, inspite of being clean on VT.
View attachment 288796
FWIW, I was referring to malware found in sites and software that should be considered safe. Several even show up in content sent to sites by servers.
Yes Linux has issues, but Debian does a good job with vulnerabilities. It's basically the boss/feeder to the majority of Linux ecosystem. When it moves others follow.
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