ACA Officers

You can reach ACA Officers by email at the addresses below if you would like their snail mail addresses contact the Secretary.

Darrell Beasley ammobeasley@cox.net President

Rich Pennington rpennington7@cox.net Vice President

Fred O’Hern fohern@aol.com Secretary

Danny Bridges dannyandjanice@cox.net Treasurer

Tom Zima zimat@mchsi.com Chief-At-Arms

John Cecere cecerejc@aol.com Director-at-Large

Mark Gossett mgossett@prodigy.net Director-at-Large

Dwight Howard DHoward@jpkii.com Director-at-Large

Bart Ivy bartivy@alaweb.com Director-at-Large

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Written by John Rivard on December 28, 2009. Reply

Did you know our old site has Malware proBlems?
Malware help
Frequently asked questions about malware
Why was the website flagged as harmful?
When Bing last visited this webpage, harmful content was detected on the page. This includes, but isn’t limited to, attack code that is capable of downloading malicious software onto the user’s computer. As a result, the links pointing to this webpage in the search results are disabled until Bing detects the malware issue has been resolved.

Bing recommends that computer users follow reasonable security precautions for their computers when browsing the Web. For more information, see the Microsoft guide 4 steps to protect your computer.

Why just a warning message? Why wasn’t the website removed from the index?
The harmful webpages that are flagged with the warning message are often legitimate webpages that have been abused by a malicious third party without knowledge of the operator of the website. Because Bing strives to give users both relevant and safe results, Bing included the webpage as part of the relevant result set, but also added a warning message and disabled the URL links to the webpage to help protect users.

Where can I learn more about removing malware from my website?
For more information on cleaning up a website infected with malware, see Remediate detected malware.

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Written by Rich McVey on December 29, 2009. Reply

John,

Thanks for the info. I was aware of the problem. I usually use Norton Internet Security to check the site. Even as late as last week I scanned the site with Norton Internet Security and that program showed the site to be free of any bugs. But, Google and Firefox showed there was some kind of contamination. So I downloaded 4 different Virus/Malware detection and removal programs and applied them to the site. The last one I tried, AVAST, showed we had 5 trojans on the site so I removed them. Norton still shows the site as bug free. But I did submit the site for reconsideration to Google to see if they now find the side bug free. Just waiting for their response.

Thanks,

Rich
Written by John Rivard on December 30, 2009. Reply

Rich,
Thanks for your reply, but I just got a new computer and Google is still saying:
Warning – visiting this web site may harm your computer!
Suggestions:
Return to the previous page and pick another result.
Try another search to find what you’re looking for.
Or you can continue to http://ammochiefs.com/ at your own risk. For detailed information about the problems we found, visit Google’s Safe Browsing diagnostic page for this site.
For more information about how to protect yourself from harmful software online, you can visit StopBadware.org.
If you are the owner of this web site, you can request a review of your site using Google’s Webmaster Tools. More information about the review process is available in Google’s Webmaster Help Center.
Advisory provided by Google

Bing says:Careful!
The link to this site is disabled because it might download malicious software that can harm your computer. Learn More
We suggest you choose another result, but if you want to risk it, visit the website.
v/r
John
IYAAYAS!

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