LurbyJo

It wasn't the files I was concerned about so much as the site; through no fault of their own, a company's site can be compromised. I appreciate your input on my anti-virus choice, though it really has no bearing on the issue. I was just hoping for some confirmation that this is a common flag and should be ignored (though it has never happened for me before today) or that it's since been addressed.

When I went to download the new @hive files, Norton warned me that the .info site had been compromised. Anyone have any info on this? I'm nervous to do anything until I hear back. :( Thank you!

I'm not sure the normal time frame for an instance iD/whitelisting but yes, it seems that the need for hotfixes and perhaps the site updates may have slowed response time for these issues. I'd also read somewhere that this may be used to keep too many servers from flooding in and overwhelming hive communications. Any confirmation?