Shawn,
Rather than shameless self-promotion why don't you remove the Iframeinject virus that one gets by visiting a certain page on your website (play the free game page). This is not cool dude. 

I'm not selling my music to you, I'm sharing what I have produced with SONAR. I consider everyone here friends  who can already make their own music. That page was already setup to preview the song so I used it that rather than recreate the wheel. Enjoy using SONAR for MUSIC CREATION! -slf

OOPS
 

OOPS
 

microapp
Shawn,
Rather than shameless self-promotion why don't you remove the Iframeinject virus that one gets by visiting a certain page on your website (play the free game page). This is not cool dude. 

ALL BAD LINKS REMOVED - SONAR ROCKS!

if there is a virus it's not from me and I appreciate your reporting i'm checking that at if it's  (i can't be that one...but that is i believe the only free game on my site...i made the  site...all of it...but no viruses...I'm b egging to SUSPECT THE RUSSIANS! :(

https://www.google.com/search?q=trustmedia.tv&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
this search produces
Trust Media - homeland
Accept this plugin, etc,etc.
 
That page is redirected to another page with a bunch of security related links.
It is infected with Iframeinject. You do not have to click or accept anything, it is a drive by.
 
 

I think the actual page is trustmedia.tv/homelandinvaders/
I am certainly not going back there.
 
 

Yeah, don't post a hyperlink if it is questionable. Some folks will blindly click on it.

For Shawn, be wary of using 3rd party anything (especially free stuff). The nastier ones inject Java script onto machines if clicked, but you should be able to scan local content prior to publishing, or even linked content if you chose to embed that. Just be mindful that posting links is implying trust in them.

mettelus
Yeah, don't post a hyperlink if it is questionable. Some folks will blindly click on it.

For Shawn, be wary of using 3rd party anything (especially free stuff). The nastier ones inject Java script onto machines if clicked, but you should be able to scan local content prior to publishing, or even linked content if you chose to embed that. Just be mindful that posting links is implying trust in them.

That is why I referenced it thru Google at first but it seemed like he did not know the specific page.
You are probably right though.
Frankly after reading the 7 or so pointless posts in this thread and (almost) getting infected by visiting the site, then being accused of lying about it and being called microcrap I have to ask myself 'why bother'.