Malware on Sportsmobile official site?

[VLH]

Hi,
I have been lurking and shopping around on this forum and on the Sportsmobile . com site--we currently have a different class b and are thinking of getting a used sportsmobile. Recently I get notices of a malware alert on the Sportsmobile . com site when I try to visit. I have sent the Indiana office a note about this but never heard back. Is anyone else getting a similar alert when they go the site? I have had it specifically when going to the used Sportsomobiles-North portion of the site.

Not a great way to introduce myself--but just wondering if anyone has noticed this.

Otherwise, we currently have an older Roadtrek and are looking to replace with a Sportsmobile with simpler systems (no blackwater tank, simpler electronics, etc) as that is overkill for our style of camping and travel.
Vince

[LostInTransit]

Agreed VLH had this same issues, Malware scanner and other software blocked or took care of this.. Good Idea sending the host that email.

[VLH]

Lost in Transit, were you able to continue on to the site? Even though I run Webroot (and sometimes Malwarebytes), I don't like to take risks.

Good luck with your transit build, I was just reading your note about that.

[LostInTransit]

Hey thanks, Yes I was able to view where I needed to, But I went to the site just to send a contact email.. Using Norton, Malwarebytes & 3 others I was able to isolate the malware. I tend to over kill when using these types of spyware removal tools eve since one scanner missed something while another software found it. I went back after you mentioned this and wasn't unable to locate the actual description of the malware. In my opinion, I believe it may have been directed or (latched on) a particular part of the site. again mere speculation and I do not wish to step on any toes.. But you did bring this up.

[VLH]

No toes stepped on here! I did get a name for the malware, but the next time I went back couldn't find that. I notice it in particular when I go to the used sportsmobiles section of their site.

[LostInTransit]

See there you go. Isolating where it might have occurred and this way you can relay that info to the appropriate persons. Good Luck with your findings.