GWG marked as unsafe by mcaffee

I logged on earlier today to notice mcaffee marked this website as unsafe.
Apparently the web advisor says it uses browser exploits to obtain information.
Personally, I had gotten Vundo once before from GWG. So I must ask one single question:
How friggen complicated is it for the administer to simply keep this website clean and filter ads you KNOW are unsafe?
This is one of the only few popular websites I know that deals with this crap.
And personally, I'm really damn tired of how this website constantly goes from safe to unsafe.

God forbid avast, firefox, and noscript would let me down. But there NEEDS to be more consideration for those that don't. Well, I guess first off thanks for letting us know. Haven't heard of anyone else saying McAfee marked this as unsafe so first I've heard. If you are actually looking for information, which it doesn't seem you are considering the tone of your post, I'd be happy to provide that. I can tell you that right now this website is clean. There's no virus or exploiting going on. Perhaps McAfee is a few months behind or simply that you hit the website when we were having problems and it's now flagged on your local machine only. I guess I'll answer the only question you did ask:

It's extremely complicated considering that popular anti-virus software websites themselves get infected, one as recent as last month itself with a virus. What? Didn't know that? No website can guarantee it's safe, shocker but there's Internet 101 for you. Second off, it wasn't too long ago that McAfee flagged Google, ESPN.com, Verizon Wireless and more as being infected and unsafe. Symantec has had the same problems.

And if you care to know what problems we've had, since I find it extremely ironic you are just assuming all your information and have the majority of it wrong, our problems seem to have come from a single attacker exploiting vulnerabilities. A spammer. GuildWarsGuru wasn't even the target, we were a casualty of one of our other network sites. We have upgraded all our software and have our server continually monitored, we try to stay on top of this but you also need to remember this is not our full-time job. We are one of the last independent fansites not having a major corporate backer. We do this for the love of it and because we enjoy that. We don't sit at our computer, as in a company, and do this for 8+ hours a day.

Since you're the first to report this problem, and didn't care to provide anymore supporting documentation or screenshots, I'll look into it. But please, if you are going to report a problem next time, a little bit of information goes a long way to helping us more quickly resolve it.

Well, it's back to green status, so it's shouldn't be a problem anymore. It's not for me.. I don't need to screenshot it, do I?

Inde, firstly, I'd like to apoligize for my frustration earlier.
Anyways, all I can say from the standpoint I'm currently at is to wish good luck in resolving this.

It seems a lot of Guild Wars sites get hurt by a lot of attacks. Is it perhaps the same people who advirtise real trade for gold ingame, who're also the people to hack accounts?
Or, is the way we get our accounts hacked by sharing out passwords with GWG and GWG's natural vulnerability sending the attackers the passowrds, there for leading them to perhaps your game password?

Either way, I apoligize about my OP. No Kain, it's neither. This is a spammer, not someone trying to give you a keylogger. It wants to download spyware onto your PC. For example the latest one that you had Vundo, it's to give you pop-ups or do denial of service attacks. As I also stated, the target was not GuildWarsGuru but another of our network sites. It has nothing to do with hacking, your password or even Guild Wars.

Kain, I don't need anymore screenshots. I have multiple link scanners right now overlapping to see their status on this website. Thank you though.