Over the past few weeks, a number of readers have reported Panda antivirus redirects.
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[SOLVED] Automatic Redirection To Panda Site?
Why do I need to remove Panda viewer from my browser?
Another reason why you should uninstall Panda Viewer is web data tracking. It may collect personal information, as well as: information about the version of the web browser. It is important not to invest in the Panda Viewer website or click on any advertisements posted there, as they may lead you to other malicious or misleading pages.
I ran Panda Global Protection 2012 on three computers. However, this problem only occurs with one of them. I am trying to understand www.hmrc.gov.uk. This is the website of the federal government. However, on one of these computers, I am automatically redirected to this site:
Is this a real panda site and why was I being redirected to this site? I have already installed Panda. The same happens regardless of whether I am using Chrome or Firefox IE9.
I ended up doing an extensive scan with two Malwarebytes GP12s, and n The problem has not disappeared. Thoughts
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Re: Auto Redirect To Panda Page?
You will be redirected there from the Anti-Phishing Domain Advisor toolbar
You can remove it from the main control panel – Add or Remove Programs
Or disable who is in browser add-ons
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Anyway, we are modifying it with PandaLabs to fix the lopsided detection. Error number 03491421
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Re: Digital Redirection To Panda Page?
Detection was fixed once
You should be able to access our URL without deleting or disabling Anti-Phishing Domain Advisor
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Re: Auto Redirect To Panda Page?
Thanks, Joerg. I haven’t removed anti-phishing support – it’s too useful. However, I can see that the recognition is now fixed. Thanks so much for explaining why – I now understand why this is happening, but then I didn’t have to be sure if it was a real or trustworthy scam. Moreover, the site probably told me that I installed Panda when I already had it. I was also concerned that I recently had to deal with a “welcome to nginx search” virus, which was a malicious path. By the way, Panda GP12 definitely didn’t detect this virus and I had to uninstall it by uninstalling Malwarebytes or my entire browsing history, which turns out to be a little annoying.
This article describes the steps required to configure single destination NAT (or port forwarding) on a GateDefen deviceder panda eSeries.
The main purpose of DNAT (or port forwarding) is to take proprietary internal applications (IP and port) and show them to you on the Internet to make the program more accessible. This is often required for public access to the network, FTP, emails and other types of services.
In this case, DNAT (Port Forwarding) is configured for the HTTPS web server in the Orange Network Group (DMZ). We will use i of our statically assigned public IP addresses as the external entry point for such a public service.
- Create a new DNAT rule with all required fields configured to match the sample network.
- Click the New Rule button.
- Once the rule has been created, apply it to the device, usually with the On button and then Apply.
- Now that the rule has been successfully applied, you can test it by accessing the 200 ip.150.10.3 connector on 443 over the Internet.