If your ISP gives you a dynamic IP address, you can just reboot your router to get a new one. I get a similar message sometimes when just trying to do a Google search...
One of your ISP's other customers has probably been up to something dodgy 😉
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Are you infected with a computer virus? Adware? botnet?
https://www.trendmicro.com/en_us/forHome/products/housecall.html
https://security.symantec.com/
Flow of talk. i doubt it.
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How Israel Caught Russian Hackers Scouring the World for U.S. Secrets - The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/10/technology/kaspersky-lab-israel-russia-hacking.html
All right?
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Why would you recomment a VPN which was essentially malware itself?
Edit: I mean Hola VPN. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hola_%28VPN%29
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I recommend you using TCPVIEW. Close your browser, steam and any program that uses your internet connection. Wait some minutes and open TCPVIEW. Now what you are looking there is for ESTABLISHED connections. With most of your programs closed you will see a lot of "LISTENING" "TIME WAIT" elements on the list. These are ok. ESTABLISHED means there is an active connection between your computer and a server somewhere in the internet. Now, if your computer is part of a Botnet, odds are that you are going to see some suspicious ESTABLISHED elements there.
Please note that some sophisticated malware can avoid detection and you won't notice it that easily.
If you do not see anything suspicious, then your IP has been blacklisted, not your fault really. You can check it here
http://www.ipvoid.com/ and https://www.abuseat.org/lookup.cgi
Most ISP gives you a new static IP every few weeks so you can wait for them to change it or you can talk to their support.
Edit: Another thing to note is that if your static IP is under a NAT, it means that you are sharing that same static IP with some of your neighbors, so if one of their computers is infected, the IP is gonna be blacklisted. At least that is how it works in some places.
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My ISP doesn't change the static IP for months.. :/
So I checked the 2 links you sent and one says no Blacklists for my IP and the other one says 1/97. The 1 is Barracuda and it has my IP marked as poor w/e that means..
I will try the TCPVIEW. But if it shows no ESTABLISHED I am all clear as far as I understand you.
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Well if you are using Win10, you are problably going to see some ESTABLISHED elements since that OS loves to "call home" all the time. I still use Win7 and I got it configured so it doesn't do that without my authorization.
But if you think there are some suspicious ones, you can share me a screenshot of it. Just use Paint to blur out the Local addresses section beforehand.
My current IP is also blacklisted by barracuda but I am having no issues. Everynow and then, when my ISP gives me a new IP, that IP is blacklisted in a lot of places and I have to do CAPTCHAS in a lot of websites so they can confirm that I am a human and not a bot.
I still suggest you to call your ISP support and explain them. I bet they are going to tell you to run antivirus tests. So in advance you can run an Antimalwarebytes test, a Hitman Pro test, and another with whatever antivirus you use. You can uninstall the first two after you are done.
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Already did run scans with AntiVirus (Kaspersky) and Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.
Will try to call ISP and explain, but to be honest the persons that answer the phone are all reading from a script and don't know s**t. At least that was every person that answered when I called :/
P.S. thx a lot on helping and welcome to my WL :)
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Bad support people, happens everywhere.
Well I don't know if this could have any positive effect but you could try to change your DNS, https://www.howtogeek.com/167533/the-ultimate-guide-to-changing-your-dns-server/
I am not an expert, I just have been dealing with similar stuff for a long time.
You are welcome and thanks for the WL
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Do you truly have a static IP (most ISPs charge extra for that), or is it a dynamic IP that just doesn't change very often?
If you have a dynamic IP, one thing you can do to try to force the ISP to give the WAN link on your router a new public (Internet) IP address is to change the MAC address used on this WAN link.
In your router:
First release the DHCP IP address that is currently assigned to the WAN link.
Change the MAC address on the WAN link (some routers have a "clone" option that makes the WAN MAC address the same as you PC MAC address).
Then "renew" you DHCP IP address (or wait for it to get one by itself.
This may not work right away, depending on how your ISP handles MAC address changes, but it should eventually assign a new IP address to the new MAC address (and most likely it will be a different IP address than you had before).
If this doesn't work, you can go back to your old MAC address and you should be back the way you were before.
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This BS happen because you solve captchas to quickly/to many of them.
Happen every second hour or so for me because of all the captcha BS around.
A reason to ban captcha as they are a) easy with flagging you as a bot/script b) broken or unsolvable c) not worth it.
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Network doesn't have to mean your static or dynamic IP itself. It could be a lot of traffic from your ISP or the region itself.
You'll have to wait and try it again a day or two later.
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Did you send an email to supp?
They recommended clearing my cookies (as if I didn't try in all the fucking browsers) but I did it and still got the problem, then they asked for my IP, said they fixed it but they didn't and now they wont answer me again -.-
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same here, started at the same time 3 days ago. Was working fine for the past few years.
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So I just tried to go to Indiegala site like I do every day and got this message
"Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen?
This page appears when Google automatically detects requests coming from your computer network which appear to be in violation of the Terms of Service. The block will expire shortly after those requests stop.
This traffic may have been sent by malicious software, a browser plug-in, or a script that sends automated requests. If you share your network connection, ask your administrator for help — a different computer using the same IP address may be responsible. Learn more
Sometimes you may see this page if you are using advanced terms that robots are known to use, or sending requests very quickly."
I have no malware on the PC or viruses, didn't install a new plug in or anything, don't use VPN..
Does anyone know how to fix this? :(
Edit: Just to be clear I don't get a captcha so I can't enter the site in that way.
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