11-23-2008 08:07 PM - last edited on 11-23-2008 08:12 PM
I just started having this problem tonight. Sometimes when I try to go to Google.com on my G1 via a bookmark, the page gets hijacked by what appears to be a fake Microsoft support page saying "Alert: Your computer have been attacked by spyware or viruses! Please download AntiSpyware to fix.", then with a download link pointing to antispyware.com/index.htm, which seems to go to a Network Solutions placeholder page.
I grabbed some screenshots with ddms:


The second picture is what comes up if you long-press on the link, the third was supposed to be what comes up if you do Menu -> More -> Page Info, except the debugger doesn't seem to be able to grab the info dialogs. It says "Microsoft Security Center Address: http://www.google.com/"
So far I've only seen this if I hit the Google bookmark (the one that comes as default on the phone). If I refresh, I get the google page, then everything's fine for the next few minutes or so. This is over 3G, not over Wi-Fi. The only things I've installed recently are upgrades to TuneWiki, Android File Manager, aPlayer, and ConnectBot, and a new install of Tetroid v1.0.3. Anyone else seeing this?
Note: I'm not seeing anything odd in the debugger, just a lot of JPEG parse errors coming from skia, which I believe is the Android graphics engine.
11-23-2008 08:15 PM
11-24-2008 12:37 AM
11-24-2008 03:29 AM
11-24-2008 09:07 AM
Everyone that has the problem, should list their installed apps.
We may find the common one.
I don't have the problem, nor do my friends.
I don't think its, epc.t-mobile.com
I believe it may be app related.
11-24-2008 09:23 AM
Here's the list of apps I've got going right now:
AK Notepad
aLastFM Player
Android File Manager
Any Cut
aPlayer
aReader
Bartender
Brain Genius Deluxe (Edit: Forgot this one, shows up as com.glu.android.bgd in settings)
Cinema
Compare Everywhere
ConnectBot
PAC-MAN
Panoramio
Radar
ShopSavvy
Solitaire
Tetroid
TuneWiki
Twisty
WikiMobile
I just uninstalled Mobile Invaders and aiMinesweeper (is it just me, or does aiMinesweeper not pick up the onPause event, then just sits there leaking memory in the background?), Neocore, and the MySpace app.
Also, I have not had this happen at all today. I also had it happen on Wi-Fi but before I cleared my cache, once I'd cleared the cache, I didn't see it anymore on Wi-Fi, but I did on 3G.
11-25-2008 07:52 AM
11-25-2008 08:40 AM
12-01-2008 07:44 AM
Just noticed someone on androidcommunity saying they had a similar hijack, only theirs shows them porn when they try to search on ebay.com.
It'd be awfully nice if we could get some sort of response about this.



