It may be an unfortunate hiccup on the part of bwinter's machine/operating system, but it also could be that someone has hacked the server you use and put naughty html on that side of the fence. This is the preferred technique of cyber-criminals nowadays. Not much you can do about that either, except check in with the owners of the server hosting your website to get them to run a scan. I live in fear of this myself, since I host on a server that is not my own.
If no one else has a problem, it may just be a case of something else crashing on bwinter's PC just as she clicked on your website.
I use a local group's server to host my modest website and so far, so good. They seem to keep their machines current on security.
If you are using your own machine as a server and you keep it all up to date security-wise, then you're probably ok. Moreso if you're running a Mac server. :D
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Date: 2007-06-24 03:14 am (UTC)If no one else has a problem, it may just be a case of something else crashing on bwinter's PC just as she clicked on your website.
I use a local group's server to host my modest website and so far, so good. They seem to keep their machines current on security.
If you are using your own machine as a server and you keep it all up to date security-wise, then you're probably ok. Moreso if you're running a Mac server. :D