why ram hari from ANA live said use internet explorer

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both yesterday and today in live ana, Ram hari said don't use firefox and use internet explorer so i checked dcnepal .com in firefox and it shows that it's an attack site. internet explorer does not have that kind of feature of warning visitors. I think that is very irresponsible to ask people to go visit site with malicious content. Google search also says this site may harm your computer. those who visit dcnepal their computer may be infected already with malicious codes you better disinfect your computer otherwise your computer may be compromised

nepalsite · Jul 4, 2009 4:13 AM · 24,967 views

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you are right Nepalsite, Dcnepal was in my Favourite list. i faced same like your problem many times, not one or two times. now i deleted Dcnepal from my favourite and bookmark list. i do not visit this site anymore. i don't want to visit it any more. infact, i tried to post this message in Sajha, but i think Sajha usuars will find my post offensive. i just sit calm. i recommend people not to log in that web site. This is crazy site nowadays. When they got little popularity, they started crap.

hundari · Jul 4, 2009 6:48 AM

Yes, I have also noticed it and do not visit DCNepal anymore.

pokhari · Jul 4, 2009 4:55 PM

I also had the same problem,,,i got virus and it said... " Your computer is infected....." I restored my laptop...since then I stopped browsing dcnepal...

samosa · Jul 4, 2009 6:58 PM

FYI...from google search...

samosa · Jul 4, 2009 7:04 PM

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Gaf.Dya.Hoina · Jul 4, 2009 7:15 PM

Google also gives the same warning for Radio nepal's website. It is not about the web browser you use. It is google that gives that warning. Doesn't matter whether u use ie or firefox.

Biruwa · Jul 5, 2009 11:41 AM

haha you have to be naive to believe that google is wrong. Google sends it's robots everyday to websites and when it sees malicious code it shows the warning. Lot of nepali website owners don't know the basics of security when it comes to their site being injected with malicious codes by hackers.

nepalsite · Jul 5, 2009 12:15 PM

DC Nepal: ANA live coverage: I appreciate your effort to telecast live of main events and it is really praiseworthy. The quality of the live broadcast has also improved quite a lot in 1 year's time. However I would like to express some positive comments for future events. 1. It will be much better if the announcer tries to speak Nepali only as far as possible as the purpose of the live shows is focused to purely Nepali community only around the world. During ANA convention while a doctor (US educated)  was explaining good works in health sectors in Nepal encouraging other Nepalese abroad in soft and polite Nepali language the announcer was talking in English with him and the audience UNNECESSARILY. 2. It will be better to reduce personal questions particularly about immigration matter in future as the announcer was asking the doctor whether he is a greencard holder or a citizen. This sort of personal questions should not be asked in public. This type of question brings some uneasiness to the concerned person. 3. Although the language may not be an important matter but it should be used as per its real needs in different situations. Sometime speaking Nepali language only also increase the sweetness and standard of the program and when the English language is necessary in public a fluent speaker with no heavy tone will do better in public in USA.       Last edited: 05-Jul-09 01:56 PM Last edited: 05-Jul-09 01:59 PM Last edited: 05-Jul-09 02:44 PM Last edited: 05-Jul-09 08:52 PM

janardan mishra · Jul 5, 2009 12:21 PM

WTF????

Yesai · Jul 5, 2009 9:05 PM

the announcer was asking the doctor whether he is a greencard holder or a citizen.

Khairey · Jul 5, 2009 11:05 PM

Firefox and google still reports dcnepal as a malicious site. The owner of the site probably doesn't know what's going on in the site. I have seen many wanna be website owners who download free stuff from the internet and pretend to be programmers but when their site is hit by simple code injection scripts then they sweat through their rear ends and are not able to fix it. The bad part is they leave their visitor vulnerable to downloading malicious scripts that the hackers have left in their site.

webjunkie · Jul 12, 2009 9:26 PM

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