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Hey rodneyb! I work for Ad Lightning, the company that got flagged here. We reached out to Malwarebytes and they confirmed our flag was a mistake, and they fixed it. Unfortunately, until folks update their software, our URL will still be flagged. We actually work to fight malware and bad ads. Our clients are publishers like newspapers, video sites, local news, magazines, etc. They use us to stop those annoying "You've won an Amazon gift card!" redirects, and other malware stuffing. What probably happened is you were on one of those ordinary websites you visit, that company was a client of ours, and Malwarebytes flagged our script. Here's an article about us from GeekWire if you want to know we're legit! Here's what Malwarebytes told us folks need to do in order to stop that flag: Hope this helps! If you have any questions, feel free to email us! Thanks, Zoey

Sorry, I copied my post from elsewhere, a lot of folks are having this flag. We're sorry you're dealing with it! But it just means you visited a client's site on Microsoft Edge and they were trying to help by using our script. Happy to answer any questions. I hope the details about how to update fix the issue!

Hey BigLou! I work for Ad Lightning, the company that got flagged here. We reached out to Malwarebytes and they confirmed our flag was a mistake, and they fixed it. Unfortunately, until folks update their software, our URL will still be flagged. We actually work to fight malware and bad ads. Our clients use us to stop those annoying "You've won an Amazon gift card!" redirects, and other malware stuffing. I'm guessing you're right, one of the custom servers you work with might have had an ad from a client of ours, so our script ran in Steam, and Malwarebytes flagged it and blamed Steam. Here's an article about us from GeekWire if you want to know we're legit! Definitely don't delete your Steam web helper! You want that haha (I play TF2 as well ) Here's what Malwarebytes told us folks need to do in order to stop that flag: Hope this helps! If you have any questions, feel free to email us! Thanks, Zoey

Hey SamuelSmith! I work for Ad Lightning, the company that got flagged here. We reached out to Malwarebytes and they confirmed our flag was a mistake, and they fixed it. Unfortunately, until folks update their software, our URL will still be flagged. We actually work to fight malware and bad ads. Our clients use us to stop those annoying "You've won an Amazon gift card!" redirects, and other malware stuffing. I'm guessing you're right, one of the custom servers you work with might have had an ad from a client of ours, so our script ran in Steam, and Malwarebytes flagged it and blamed Steam. Here's an article about us from GeekWire if you want to know we're legit! Definitely don't delete your Steam web helper! You want that haha (I play TF2 as well ) Here's what Malwarebytes told us folks need to do in order to stop that flag: Hope this helps! If you have any questions, feel free to email us! Thanks, Zoey