By Cameron A.
The domain in question is: eaypyybe.win
It happens just a few times a day while I’m browsing my own domain. Not sure what I can do to see if it’s some spyware on browser or other malware. The redirect is always this URL: http://eaypyybe.win/us3865/index.php?clickid=15427595260414307517035621384161460&zone=1806387-3979200730-0 Any idea how I can figure out what’s going on?
If it helps, my domain is: http://thexeno.com
Thanks.
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Since your website works fine in my browser, I can only assume that this is an error on your side, in which case:
From what I could tell, eaypyybe.win is a spyware site, as well as a malware redirect site. So it is malicious. It’s not a major one, though.
A few things I would try:
- Try a different/newer browser; I personally recommend Falkon
- Upgrade your server software and install ClamAV on your server and another, preferably new antivirus on your PC and check both for malware.
- Ensure that your domain is managed from DigitalOcean’s nameservers.
That the site is hosted on DigitalOcean is likely a coincidence.
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