[Indyeah]

Went to the site today and got warnings from the browser to avoid the site. Continued to it anyways out of curiousity. Looks like they've been hacked. The real site is nowhere to be found and attempts to install malware on your machine. Stay away until they have a chance to get it back under control.

[Underground6t9]

Originally Posted by Indyeah

Went to the site today and got warnings from the browser to avoid the site. Continued to it anyways out of curiousity. Looks like they've been hacked. The real site is nowhere to be found and attempts to install malware on your machine. Stay away until they have a chance to get it back under control.

Just tried login in from iphone and it doesnt work

[CoffeeBean]

Yep tries to download a fake Flash update file. Probably ransomware.

[RomKaN54]

first FCP euro taking most of their business with lifetime warranty now site is down....

[Volasko]

Wow strange, I was on there today and I thought my browser was having a brain fart. Did it actually download something when you went on? I skipped the message assuming it was something weird with Chrome. Interestingly enough, I got the same warning message at Turner's site.

[delmarco]

CRAZY! Thanks for the heads up!

Russia is at it again with the hacks!

[Indyeah]

Originally Posted by Volasko

Wow strange, I was on there today and I thought my browser was having a brain fart. Did it actually download something when you went on? I skipped the message assuming it was something weird with Chrome. Interestingly enough, I got the same warning message at Turner's site.

yeah i think it tries to update "flash player". Its definitely fake though don't run the installer. Side note: Chrome has a built in version of Flash, you should never have to install or update flash while using Chrome, however, it is disabled by default. If a website says you don't have Flash but need it to use the site:

1. If you dont trust the site, just leave.
2. If you 100% KNOW the site is good, you can click the icon left of the URL to enable the use of flash player on that site. (Permissions to use flash player are managed by Chrome on a site-by-site basis)

[John 070]

That's a shame, I got my trunk and hood struts there, best prices for those particular items, and free shipping (I'll cross shop all of the vendors, they were the best for the struts)

[DerekGates]

All seems to be back to normal now.

According to: https://productforums.google.com/for...rs/4eBK4ZOo1SQ

Errol Sancaktar said:
Yes, we had a dns poisoning that caused our dns to redirect. we ended up pulling access and changing our dns provider to ensure that everything was resolved. In addition we removed all non-essential accesses.

It was out of ECS's control and was fixed quickly.

[AlpineBoost]

Still acting up on mobile...

[Indyeah]

Originally Posted by DerekGates

All seems to be back to normal now.

According to: https://productforums.google.com/for...rs/4eBK4ZOo1SQ



It was out of ECS's control and was fixed quickly.

I'm still being redirected to the malicious site.

[John 070]

through all of the above I ended up at glassdoor, dang, some of the comments not nice at all.....

[delmarco]

ECSTuning has a facebook/instagram account.
Maybe one of us can reach out to them there.

I'm worried because I purchased tons of stuff in the past from them and if hackers have exposed their website our credit card details and identity information can be compromised!

[mxchris727]

Thanks for the heads up!! If I went on at work (which I do occasionally), the computer's security software would permanently disable the network card. Then, IT would have to re-image my computer and I'd lose all of my stuff.

[kkasson]

Originally Posted by delmarco

I'm worried because I purchased tons of stuff in the past from them and if hackers have exposed their website our credit card details and identity information can be compromised!

Nothing to worry about there, assuming their explanation was true. What happened is the DNS system was changed to make ecstuning.com redirect to a different, malicious site instead of their actual site. Their site itself wasn't affected, it just wasn't letting people get to it.

It's working for me now, except Chrome still gives a warning that it may be dangerous. But clicking past the warning correctly goes to their site.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by Volasko

Wow strange, I was on there today and I thought my browser was having a brain fart. Did it actually download something when you went on? I skipped the message assuming it was something weird with Chrome. Interestingly enough, I got the same warning message at Turner's site.

Not surprised since ECS owns Turner Motorsports now
Im sure they share the same server