I previously posted a note about this on CoPaP forums but this place seems more active and more likely someone will see and respond to it.
Navigating to avlis.org gives malware warnings from my browser. This has been the case for at least a month - when I first saw it, I figured someone would fix it fast, but no. Was not the case 6 months ago. Example reports from security companies:
http://sitecheck2.sucuri.net/results/avlis.org
http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/website-sa ... avlis.org/
For this to have been continuing for this long is rather troubling, who is responsible for that site?
Also the contact link on the CoPaP site ends with a 404 when you try sending messages to someone. That was the first thing I tried.
Avlis is malware
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I thought it would be easier to hop over here and post directly
The malware warnings that you see are because the russian equivalent of google "yandex" thinks that the subdomain of avlis.org, wiki.avlis.org has an iframe injection. It is a false positive. I've tried to get the site removed from their malware list but it does not always work. One of the webinstaller files for the wiki itself has an iframe tag in it that redirects to an open partnering licensing site. This is part of the original mediawiki installation. I don't know why they think it is a problem.
If you use a site like virustotal.com and check avlis.org, every other site that does this same sort of check is clean. We run google webmaster tools against the site usually as well.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/37c7e ... /analysis/
For the heck of it, I tried commenting out the line of code that is likely offending yandex since it is part of the installer and we dont' use it anyway. I have resubmitted the site for a check but I won't hold my breath on their results.
I hope this helps!

The malware warnings that you see are because the russian equivalent of google "yandex" thinks that the subdomain of avlis.org, wiki.avlis.org has an iframe injection. It is a false positive. I've tried to get the site removed from their malware list but it does not always work. One of the webinstaller files for the wiki itself has an iframe tag in it that redirects to an open partnering licensing site. This is part of the original mediawiki installation. I don't know why they think it is a problem.
If you use a site like virustotal.com and check avlis.org, every other site that does this same sort of check is clean. We run google webmaster tools against the site usually as well.
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/37c7e ... /analysis/
For the heck of it, I tried commenting out the line of code that is likely offending yandex since it is part of the installer and we dont' use it anyway. I have resubmitted the site for a check but I won't hold my breath on their results.
I hope this helps!
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