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  1. Thanx for explaining that to me. Is there a place on my desktop app I can see what database version update it is on? Okay. Let's see what the future holds. Edited to add: I viewed the roots analysis, where it says, the purpose of the .357 update is: That is a noble endeavor. The problem is with Glitchy Google. Maybe the world needs to wean itself away from Google's glitchy and insecure products. I'm certain the blocks experienced are valid and in order.
  2. This is the title of this discussion: Google sites and other sites blocked problem is not fixed with update What happened is from G's end, not Malwarebytes. And it was solved from G's end. Not Malwarebytes. Because I didn't update. The hpilots who began this thread also said the update is not what fixed it. Or, am I mistaken? Some components updated, even though I haven't updated to a newer version?
  3. BTW, I took the advice and am using uBlock origin since over a year. Works great! Please accept my apology if I am bad at communicating. I am reading the Sophos article: https://news.sophos.com/en-us/2021/04/21/nearly-half-of-malware-now-use-tls-to-conceal-communications/ and notice the connection type on the report is "outbound connection." That means something from outside my system is trying to access my PC, right? - quote from the article.
  4. Thanx for you inputs, David Lipman & Porthos! Honestly. Love you guys. I am going to draft a summary, and snail mail Marcin Kleczynski again. Please leave this thread live, even if you close it. Thank you. Louise 🙂
  5. Porthos, appreciate your input. I have more confidence in Malwarebytes than you do.
  6. David Lipman, thx for responding. Bear with me. As a device to implicate Malwarebytes, G could have substituted fake certs, which timed out the connections/ read as malware, to alarm all the Malwarebytes customers. So now the G properties have carte blanche access to all computers with Malwarebytes?
  7. G sent the injection. And G resolved it. But, in the mean time, you give G carte blanche to never get blocked? Something is wrong with this picture.
  8. I am thrilled Malwarebytes was doing its job! No complaints for me. As mentioned by hpilot in the first post, the resolution came from G. I didn't update. David Lipman, you said: Can there be an injection via the Site Certificate? The "record was too long." It is some kind of injection, right? via the site cert?
  9. Here follows the detection history for September 21st, 2022 for when I was online reverse order by time, or descending, because I scrolled down Malwarebytes detection history app on my desktop. When I saw G was being blocked, I tried gmail and youtube. Lots of those blocks showed up from visiting my regular websites, which have G enabled, like Techmeme.
  10. Google is trying to undermine your product. I already sent Marcin Kleczynski a snail mail in 2020. Google is trying to control every facet of the law-abiding world! Notice the 3rd pic. Even Firefox blocked youtube, saying: Secure Connection Failed An error occurred during connection to www.youtube.com. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because the authentication cannot be verified.
  11. May we talk about this? Google was delivering malware, Malwarebytes kept blocking. Is it responsible to unblock Google, if the Big G is acting naughty?
  12. Okay, what? my comment disappeared. The Refresh option didn't appear when I held the shift key, and I lost my tabs, so I might as well request help to deep clean my PC, so I can do a defrag. Following the instructions to Refresh on Mozilla, I refreshed Firefox, which restored the default settings, and now I can view the video! Thanx for that.
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