Repeated trojan website alerts coming from speedtest.exe - any way to mute?

[sgmdad]

In the last 4 or 5 days I started getting alerts about the desktop version of speedtest from OKLA somehow using a site with trojan malware for its speed testing (in theory it shouldn't be doing anything else).  

Malwarebytes is indicating its blocked access which is fine - but everytime I wake the computer up I get that same notice for the last several days.

Is there a way to mute the notice?  I don't care if its blocking the site (doesn't seem to affect the speedtest.exe app), but its a bit annoying to get the same alert over and over.

Contents of the event log from malwarebytes attached.

Malwarebytes Website Blocked Report 2024-09-25 095609.txt

[David H. Lipman]

Until we hear from Staff, you can place the Domain Name and/or IP address in the Allow List.

[sgmdad]

Thanks @David H. Lipman appreciate that - i was reluctant to do that in case it is actually a risky site but will keep that in mind. 

[TeMerc]

2 hours ago, sgmdad said:

In the last 4 or 5 days I started getting alerts about the desktop version of speedtest from OKLA somehow using a site with trojan malware for its speed testing (in theory it shouldn't be doing anything else).  

Malwarebytes is indicating its blocked access which is fine - but everytime I wake the computer up I get that same notice for the last several days.

Is there a way to mute the notice?  I don't care if its blocking the site (doesn't seem to affect the speedtest.exe app), but its a bit annoying to get the same alert over and over.

Contents of the event log from malwarebytes attached.

Malwarebytes Website Blocked Report 2024-09-25 095609.txt 920 B · 2 downloads

Hi- 

We've reviewed the data from the site(was hostsailor) again and have determined it no longer warrants being blocked so we've disabled the block in our database. 

Removal should be reflected in the next database update going out in a few hours or so.