These days most malware infections come from websites being compromised with code that installs stuff on peoples' computers when they visit the site.
Software scanners often patrol the open internet scanning specifically for web servers (TCP/80) and checks the version of their web software.
Once they find a web server with software that's not patched (thus vulnerable to a known attack) it tries a series of attacks on the website until access is given to alter code on the site itself. After that the attacker plants strings of code on the website content that can compromise vulnerable hosts visiting the site. (us)
Forums are notorious for this threat b/c users can post stuff and it's interpreted as code on the client end.
cod4kkk.com runs apache on Apache at hostmonster(.com). That's good b/c apache is among the more secure hosting software but dangerous code can still be posted to an apache web server.
If I were running the site myself, I'd ask my hoster to scan the webfiles for malicious code if they don't already. (They probably do but it doesn't hurt to ask)
That way we'd know for certain that the site is not hosting bad code.
pwn
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