BigPete22

*UPDATE* Malwarebytes homepage loading normally today & updates working fine. I have done scans with 3 different AV's so I'm sure this wasn't a redirect virus. Considering that every other internet site worked properly, I'm guessing this was a local CDN server problem that has since been remedied.

Also, I notice that malwarebytes uses "cdn" (content delivery network) servers (CDN is "a collection of web servers distributed across multiple locations to deliver content more efficiently to users"). Could it be that my local CDN server is having problems? Seems like the most logical explanation given that I'm having no other connectivity issues?

*UPDATE* Well, specifying the DNS addresses worked once, but no more. Did a full MBAM scan of computer - no infections. Re-set router to factory configuration. Still no luck. Malwarebytes home page still very slow to load. If/when it does load, no graphics, just text & links. Again, I am not experiencing any other internet problems.

Gilloz- Your procedure worked for me too (I also have Verizon). Strange ... I've never had to specify DNS servers before. In any case, it wasn't due to a DNS changer trojan as both DNS addresses were valid Verizon addresses. Still, really strange that I only had a connectivity problem with malwarebytes' server. Oh well, it's fixed.

Also, I forgot to mention -- my internet connectivity is normal except for accessing malwarebytes server. (I can access other antivirus' vendor's pages, I can update my resident AV software, etc).

Gilloz - I've been having the same problem since yesterday. I'll press "update" button and it just sits there, never connecting. Also, the webpage www.malwarebytes.org fails to load also. Tried accessing malwarebyte's webpage with a different computer, but same result -- no response from server. Seems like the server's on the fritz?