@denizen976 The issue with your suggestion would cause a certificate problem. As the destination yscunow would be redirected to bing.com, the browser would not appreciate receiving a certificate with the wrong domain name.

But, as I mentioned earlier, Opera's security team has removed this redirection.

The problem is solved.

@denizen976 The issue with your suggestion would cause a certificate problem. As the destination yscunow would be redirected to bing.com, the browser would not appreciate receiving a certificate with the wrong domain name.

But, as I mentioned earlier, Opera's security team has removed this redirection.

The problem is solved.

@burnout426 I have just test it again today on a Windows workstation in an environment protected by a FortiGate and I can confim the the behavior is gone.

Bing search is fine while ysrcunow.com is stil blocked.

Thanks to the security team!

@myswtest Unfortunately, I just tested your suggestion on a Windows workstation in an environment protected by a FortiGate, and I'm still getting the blocking message for yscunow.com by using the query 'b this'.

FWIW I am a sysadmin for nearly 22 years, but I'm not retired yet. You are a lucky one!

The Bing search redirects queries to a site called Trovi (ysrcunow.com), which appears to be located in Israel. This is not a compromised browser since we observe the same behavior in a fresh installation on a new computer. Several individuals are discussing this issue in your forums, but there is no confirmation that this behavior is intentional on the part of Opera.

I find this behavior suspicious, and it has raised concerns among several security agents, firewall, antivirus, etc. Could there be a malicious configuration in your product?