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[nelsencaleb]

Hello, I finally got my old pc back from my brother, and got a chance to use traffic travis a few minutes go. All is going well, and bam my avg virus protection pops up and says a "Thread was blocked!".

File name: webcache.googleusercontent.com/page/2/
Threat name: Exploit Link to Exploit Site (type 1335)

Then under the details here is the path of the file: C:\Program Files\Traffic Travis v3\TrafficTravis.exe
Process ID: 1004

If I could get some affilorama support that'd be great.

Caleb

 

[faradina]

Hi Caleb,

As far as I can tell from the information you provided, the threat is resident on the web page mentioned in the "File Name:" part, which is the page from which Traffic Travis is trying to pull information.

It looks like the web page contains something which had been formerly identified as a threat but I cannot say what kind of threat it represents. You could contact your security software provider to find out what "Exploit Link to Exploit Site (type 1335)" means.

 

[nelsencaleb]

So nothing to worry about?

 

[mikeantiga]

Well, definitely Traffic Travis is not a virus so there's nothing to worry about this error. My suspicion is that Traffic Travis tried to access a Google cache page that has a virus which was eventually detected by your AVG scanner.

 

[Nick]

Hi there,

Indeed TT gets quite heavily scanned with each release.
You can also check the exe online against various anti-virus scanners here, http://www.viruschief.com/index.html - result is here http://www.viruschief.com/report.html?r ... 3ae9f6af16

 

[michael025]

Based from what you posted, it appears that the virus that avg detected is not from traffic travis, but from a page that it is linking to. But, I would also go with faradina's suggestion. Email your antivirus provider with the details to get a clear view on what the problem is.

 

[briensmith]

* Go to your host file and put a # in front of the lines that correspond with Traffic Travis
* Start your TT, it will be downgraded to the free version (don't worry)
* Update to the latest version
* Close TT
* Remove aforementioned # from host file
* Go to your XAMPP folder > program_interface
* Open updatesv3.php
* Put as the first line: 3.3.14.2821


That's it, run it again and you'll see everything is fine again.
So remember this for future updates, simply change the version numbers in the updatesv3.php file.

Thanks

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[briensmith]

I completely ignore the difficulty level that Traffic Travis says because it's way off-base. But the tool is still awesome...you just have to analyze it yourself based on the information it gives. I find their interface one of the easiest to use and interpret.


Thanks

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