What's up with the website ufologie?

Every once in a while when I do a search on google one of the results is ufologie.net and it sometimes offers the info I'm looking for. But when I click on the link I get the following page:

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Do you have the same problem? Have any of you taken a chance and gone to it? Did anything happen to your computer because of it?

I can't say I have ever run accross it or visited it. Could be a shell website that google ACTUALLY caught for once. Or it could be a legit website that upset a hacker or 2...which isn't all too far-fetched. Dunno, could be either, don't think it is a conspiratorial gov't move to keep us from the truth...they would have just overloaded it or had an ISP take it down.

If it was a reported attack site, it means it basically is known to install junk on your computer. Most of those type of sites try to install backdoors to make your computer a part of a botnet or have ads that will run a script and install that fake antivirus stuff. It can be hard for most people to get rid of, especially if it installs a rootkit along with it.

[edit on 1-11-2009 by deanorw]

Originally posted by deanorw
If it was a reported attack site, it means it basically is known to install junk on your computer. Most of those type of sites try to install backdoors to make your computer a part of a botnet or have ads that will run a script and install that fake antivirus stuff. It can be hard for most people to get rid of, especially if it installs a rootkit along with it.

[edit on 1-11-2009 by deanorw]

Thanks for clearing that up. I listened to my paranoid wife and didn't access it. Almost did, though.

I just enabled noscript in firefox and went in to check it out. It is infected from top to bottom. All I could find in there is a picture of 1 UFO. Other than that the site is completely hijacked from top to bottom.

Noscript detected multiple redirect attempts.