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I just finished building a client's computer - clean install from disc of Windows 7, then installed Malwarebytes Pro and went straight to the website I stated in my previous post (see above) and the IP Block happened again. I'm fairly certain that flash ads are indeed causing it. The "Outgoing" part makes us think our computers are infected. Shouldn't it be saying "Incoming" though or something? I don't know too tired from work + troubleshooting... Anyhow, been reading that Malwarebytes had a HUGE mishap yesterday that seriously messed up peoples' computers... maybe this could be some by product of the faulty virus definition released, since this also started yesterday too?

So glad I'm not the only one having this problem! I have Malwarebytes installed on several computers and they've all been popping up these IP Blocks since yesterday. Malwarebytes logs show multiple blocks, all through different ports. Computers with Malwarebytes + Avira Anti-Virus shows: IP-BLOCK 50.97.214.162 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49248, Process: chrome.exe) IP-BLOCK 50.97.218.220 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49440, Process: chrome.exe) IP-BLOCK 50.97.214.162 (Type: outgoing, Port: 49727, Process: chrome.exe) ~Basically shows from whatever browser being used (Chrome, Firefox, or Opera) Computers with Malwarebytes + Avast Anti-Virus shows: IP-BLOCK 50.23.124.152 (Type: outgoing, Port: 52203, Process: avastsvc.exe) IP-BLOCK 50.97.218.220 (Type: outgoing, Port: 53363, Process: avastsvc.exe) IP-BLOCK 50.23.124.152 (Type: outgoing, Port: 53836, Process: avastsvc.exe) IP-BLOCK 50.97.218.220 (Type: outgoing, Port: 51471, Process: avastsvc.exe) ~Any browser shows Avast since it scans all traffic Even my work netbook is getting them to. Drove me crazy thinking my home network had something... Yesterday I fully scanned my main computer in Safemode with Malwarebytes + Avast and came up clean. Also spent all night using Avast to Boot Scan, also nothing. Tried DNS Flushes in CMD, CCleaner, and even tried Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit program, nothing as well. IP Block Popup can be reproduced practically 90% of the time at http://gamefaqs.com; which never happened before yesterday - I'm pretty sure it's some of the flash ads hosted on SoftLayer since even Yahoo Mail gets the IP Block popups when certain ads show.