Does anyone know why s.phmryp.com is showing up on the malware list adguard-malware-shavar? It appears to be used by pandora.com #5824
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Perfect, thanks.
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I noticed this URL also coming up as "malware" in my instance of Adguard. I reported it via email to the Adguard team. I haven't received a response yet, and the URL continues to be flagged as "malware." |
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I was trying to find the source of the malware reports seen below and after running Wireshark I was able to narrow is down to the Pandora window I have up in Firefox.


Here is the Wireshark results...Is this really a malware site (and Pandora is infected) or is this a false positive? I'm fine with blocking it but I don't want the false positives for malware on my dashboard.

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