22 Responses to “Mounting evidence of tampering and sabotage on my website, for three weeks multiple readers cannot see new articles. Need help to find the malware asap”

1. Dmonavie
   April 7th, 2014 @ 7:13 am

   Hey Orly,
   I have the same problem. But from my IPAD once your site comes up and I see the march stuff. I hit home in the upper left and then I can see new stuff.

2. Baruch
   April 7th, 2014 @ 7:28 am

   Orly,

   Your readers need to renew the page – it may be showing information that was stored some time ago.

3. bob68
   April 7th, 2014 @ 8:41 am

   I had the same problem…but, I would hit reload and the new post at this site would come up. After doing this a few times I then noticed I did not need to do it anymore…now your website is up to date when I come here. It seems to have fixed itself.
   I use Firefox as my browser.

4. will
   April 7th, 2014 @ 10:12 am

   i have had the same problem .. i am suing IE browser… i learned that when the page loads it might me 3 or 4 days back so i simply hit the reload button and it gets fixed….maybe i am lucky lol
   willaup7

5. Lea
   April 7th, 2014 @ 10:14 am

   Dr. Taitz,

   I use Firefox 28.0 as well and never have any issues on this site. I see all new articles.

   On occasion the comment counts don’t show up when there are comments posted.

   I hope you’re feeling better Orly.

6. Gail
   April 7th, 2014 @ 10:47 am

   No problems here. I’m using IE 10 in Win 8.

7. Glasnost
   April 7th, 2014 @ 11:38 am

   ALL FOX NEWS CHANNELS ARE DOWN RIGHT NOW.

8. Uncle Charles
   April 7th, 2014 @ 12:44 pm

   I use a ‘Book, with FireFox, at yahoo. I don’t seem to have any problem with seeing the new dated posts right off the bat.

   But (for right now), I do have to dance around having my 1st post (sometimes 2nd post) hidden; then, I hit the back button, it comes up hidden, then, I hit the C-button (refresh), the post comes up, and I hit back button again.

   That’s usually when the Code problem starts.

   Then, to check it, I go back to the posting page, to see if my post is still there? If so, usually, it will then go through, after awaiting moderation. Then, I CC&P the post, then, I code it, and hit the send button.

   Then, as well, if the code continues to not function, I just retype this sites url and go back in. This will start a new Code.

9. cq
   April 7th, 2014 @ 2:28 pm

   hit reload

10. Frederick Warner Harvey
    April 8th, 2014 @ 9:34 pm

    I would recommend that everyone use a program from Russia to protect their machines. “Outpost Security”.

    “Pale Moon” is a very fine FireFox substitute, very fast and has a 64 bit version that works with the native accelerator in the 64Bit Machines, and so does not have to play “mother may I ” with the windows system of Microsoft.

    “Spybot” is a free security program with constant updating for viruses and other malware.

    Keep your machine humming with a commercial program called “System Mechanic”

    Best wishes to you and to Orly, the most courageous Moldavian girl I know! God bless her.

    Rick Harvey
    3rd Delegate NH, CC2009

11. Bev
    April 9th, 2014 @ 5:06 am

    Over the weekend I could see your postings but last night and this morning, the most recent posting is from April 7th. When others were having problems previously, I didn’t. This is a new problem for IE, at least on my computer.

    I pray that you are healing quickly from your car accident. You’re amazing and appreciated.

    Bev

12. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    April 9th, 2014 @ 7:34 am

    what browser are you using?

13. Starlight
    April 9th, 2014 @ 7:52 am

    About a month ago, one of your posters recommended SuperAntiSpyware,

    which I did download the free edition,
    and it found many viruses, trojans,
    and quarantined them so that I could
    remove them.

    It worked very well and can be
    found by typing the word into a
    Search engine, such as Bing.

14. Thomas
    April 9th, 2014 @ 7:56 am

    Mrs. Taitz, it is 8:54 am, 4/9/2014… And your page seems to be “Stuck” on the 7th.
    Somethings Wrong, and I BLAME Obots!!! Might have some DARPA Involvement.

15. Phil
    April 9th, 2014 @ 8:13 am

    Is there a new posting, since April 7? That is the latest one I’m seeing. I haven’t had a problem previously with seeing the latest postings. I use Google Chrome, IE, and Mozilla Firefox–all showing April 7 as the most recent.

16. bev
    April 9th, 2014 @ 10:03 am

    At 5 a.m. my Internet Explorer browser did not update, even after I refreshed it. At 10 a.m., the problem had fixed itself.

    Has anyone noticed the irony of Frederick Warner Harvey’s post, above: “I would recommend that everyone use a program from Russia to protect their machines. ‘Outpost Security'”?

    Now we’re considering using Russian software to protect us from Americans, on a heroic Russian woman’s website.

17. Bev
    April 9th, 2014 @ 10:14 am

    As posted earlier at 5 a.m., my Internet Explorer browser did not update beyond 4/7, but at 10 a.m. it was working again.

    There’s a little irony in Frederick Warner Harvey’s posting above: “I would recommend that everyone use a program from Russia to protect their machines. ‘Outpost Security’.”

    We’re now using Russian software to protect ourselves, most likely from Americans, on a heroic Russian woman’s website.

18. bev
    April 9th, 2014 @ 10:37 am

    I apologize for duplicate postings. After submitting the first message, I got error “Can’t find page…” so I retyped it.

19. tina
    April 9th, 2014 @ 12:39 pm

    I use firefox, could not see any postings for 8 or 9 days. Hoping you were ok. Can see today. “God Bless You- Orly Taitz”

20. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    April 9th, 2014 @ 12:51 pm

    thank you

21. David
    April 10th, 2014 @ 10:47 am

    Most of you are getting a cached website from your own computer. You can change the settings in your browser to dump the cache every time you close the browser. Then, when you open it again it is forced to go to the internet and request the web page with the latest info. To change the settings in your browser.
    In Chrome, go to settings by clicking the 3 horizontal black lines at the top right of the browser window and clicking Settings. When it opens scroll to the bottom of the page and click Show Advanced Settings. Under Privacy, click the Content Settings Button, click the second radio button that says “keep local data only until I close my browser”, click Done. The Manage Exceptions Button can be used if you want to do this for specific websites.
    In IE, click Tools, then Internet Options, General Tab, Browsing History, Settings button. Choose Automatic or Every Time I Visit the Webpage.
    In Firefox, click the orange Firefox button in upper left corner, click Options>click Options, click the Privacy Tab. Go down to History and to the right of “Clear History when Firefox Closes” click the Settings Button. Click the Cookies box and the Cache Box.
    When you are online, click reload or F5 to refresh a web page.

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