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Alfredo (tumblr)

Apr 22, 3:19 PM

Hello,

Please be really careful when reblogging in the future. You can usually identify malicious code on the Dashboard by a small gray rectangle appearing under the post. On your blog it can show up as a banner ad, a pop-up window, or a redirection to another site.

There are two different methods to find these posts, both of which you can use:

Method 1: On your Dashboard, click on Posts on the right side (click the blog menu just above Posts if you need to switch to another blog). Start from your last post at the top of the page and scroll down while looking at your posts captions. If you see one or more small gray rectangles in the caption under a post please delete it. Click the Gear icon to see the delete option.

Method 2: Go to your Archive (add /archive to your blog URL, e.g staff.tumblr.com/archive). Next, open the most recent post and look for the undesired content. Continue opening posts in reverse-chronological order until you find a post that’s misbehaving. Then, delete the post by clicking the trashcan icon in the top-right corner of the post.

If you’re using the Queue to publish on your blog, review the posts in it using the first method (click on Queue instead of Posts on the right side). If you’re still experiencing pop-ups, redirections or ads when visiting your blog, it means there are still malicious posts to delete on your blog.

Please let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with.

Tumblr Community Manager

rawchina

Apr 20, 10:03 AM

How do I know when there is a malicious code on a post?

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