Trend Micro OfficeScan keeps blocking URL

Hello, I am running Trend Micro OfficeScan and while trying to access a website, which I was able to access earlier in the day and many many times in the past, it told me:

URL Blocked

The URL that you are attempting to access is a potential security risk. Trend Micro OfficeScan has blocked this URL in keeping with network security policy.
URL: http://www.psp-hacks.com/forums/index.php
Risk Level: High Medium Low
Details: For more information about this URL or to report it to Trend Micro for reclassification,visit http://reclassify.wrs.trendmicro.com.


When I visit the reclassify.wrs.trendmicro.com it doesn't give me the option of changing it to a safe site. Anyone know how I can unblock this site?

I hate to double post but was wondering if anyone could help. It's been about a week and no responses.

Sorry to your thread waiting,

Maybe the site you are trying to visit is really a security threat. That's why you can access it before but by the time you scanned it was classified as a security threat and since then blocked.

Could you post the website so it can be checked by others? please dont include a link (so that it could not harm others in case it's a security threat.)

Yeah the URL is up in the original post.

I'm sorry for not noticing that.

I checked that site using www.siteadvisor.com and found that site to be safe. Although upon checking the comments for that site, I noticed some which states infection through that site.

In some cases sites such as that one are safe themselves but links that they provide or pop-ups will be the one to lead you to infected sites or unwanted downloads.

I have not visited this site (and I'm not planning to do so) but am I right that this site provides illegal psp downloads?

It doesn't provide illegal download just news on the PSP scene. It provides homebrew for psp but my PSP can't use it because you have to modify it. I just like to keep up to date on the underground things going on.

I guess the assistance I can give you will end here.

Sorry 'coz I was not able to solve your problem. Maybe the next step you could make is to post a topic on HJT forum. There, well trained volunteers could analyze your HJT log and they can give you better advice.

Regarding the "underground thing"... I suggest you find other means of keeping track with the latest development in the field. To my opinion, It would really be hard to find reliable help for "underground things."