We had about, ehh, I'm gonna say 9 hours of downtime today due to a false positive in a malware scan that was done by our hosting company. Apparently our blog post from April 1, 2015, "Facebook login to be enabled on Wikipedia," was illustrated with an image file of the Facebook logo, which is now officially a no-no as it might now be interpreted as a phishing attempt. (Though I daresay we might have gotten away with even that, if the blog post itself hadn't contained lines like "Use of Facebook accounts to log in to websites or services is becoming more common because it benefits both users and providers").
Needless to say, the big irony here is that Wikipedia never did enable Facebook logins, so the blog post ended up being largely worthless, until today when it became an actual liability. So, I'm going to delete the post in question completely, and just cross my fingers and hope there won't be any similar surprises waiting for us down the road.
Anyway, sorry for the inconvenience - it took an hour or two to resolve and I should have seen it earlier, but these days I often don't even look at a computer or TV screen until 1PM or so. Hopefully things will improve after the next US election!
