This would be a browser extension that would check the site the visitor is currently viewing against UnmaskParasites and prevent the page from loading in the browser if the site contains parasites.

Bookmarlet that automagically submits the currently-viewed web page's URL to your site in a new window – which could be placed in a browser window's top bookmarks bar, would totally rock my world. (-:

Bug?
I ran your check on my site & after all the links I expected to see, there was a raft of spam links which I can't find on the site. contact me through www.thesharpechefs.com if you need more info.

When checking blogs home pages, social bookmarking links may occupy several screens, making other links less prominent. I'd like to be able to exclude such links from the report (they are usually harmless).

When I used the unmask parasites tool, it identified one and only one "suspicious" link. That link was to the site I was testing!

it's great that you identify the script, but if you can identify the script, you ought to be able to identify the file and folder which would save hours of hunting through sites trying to track down the malefactor. thanks!

As a webmaster, I wouldn't mind seeing a number of fields so I could easily check up to 6 websites at a time.

Have a image that will display if the website is save or not that can be displayed on your website.

web site non viruses

You list my site as having hidden links. I don't know what a hidden link is, but now I want to know in case there is an issue.

I'm pretty sure it is harmless as I filter any included HTML to remove all scripts and iframes, and only obtain third party content from reputable sources.

I have a clean bill of health from Google.

The script that you identified as suspicious does not do any harm. because of a piece of code labeling another piece of code, my site has been blocked my google, bringing harm to my business. thanks, folks!

Help please! How to find a harmful code iframe and a site?<IFrame> hidden link - http://www.gameswar.ru/12345/stats.html

a former mod left a backdoor on my site and is causing trouble. A scan reveals no Trojan but the occurrences are too specific to be random.

Hello, this morning I noticed a new file on my site (at my host Network Solutions). It was a file named .htaccess-ic.
Here is the text it contained

<FilesMatch "\.(html|htm|php|shtml|asp|aspx|jsp)$">
RewriteEngine On
##
RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} !^.*client.*$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^Mozilla/4(.*)MSIE
RewriteRule .* http://%{HTTP_HOST}/Index/index.php [R,L]
##
Header set Set-Cookie: "client=done;path=/;"
</FilesMatch>

Not knowing whether this was a file added by my host without saying (of late, they answer less and less to email to their support dept), I deleted it.

Any information?

when googlebot fetches any of my webpages for www.stateslogistics.com it fetches an online wedding dress website on top of my webpages code - no other spiders have this issue - my site does not have malware - we have looked for suspicious files or code - help I cannot find any information from google or any other blogs on how to correct the issue - I used your service and it reported my website as clean.