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Originally Posted by FRDS

Clicking the link above was to check if by some odd chance it would take you to the search.information.com page, then it would be narrowed down to your PC.

Since it didn't, its unlikely your PC like you suggested, Are you on windows hosting? Do you have a link where we can see this problem in action.

Originally Posted by cheat-master30

My guess is that it's a modification requiring a file from a remote server, and said site it's get the file from has had the domain expire and hence it's redirected to said portal. That might happen, similar to how using a .htaccess password on a directory on one server and using images from said server directory will redirect to said server after displaying a login box. Got a demo page we could see?

Thank You For Your Special Help, FRDS and cheat-master30.

I Finally Got an Answer from the Hosting Service.

They are Using the searchportal.information.com as a Target Page in the Cases when therea are Some Errors like "Error 503: Service Unavailable" and "Error 401: Unauthorized", and all the times those Error Occur the Users received that Anoying Page.

I managed to Receive some Advice from them on How to Custom Change those Settings to Redirect the Users to the URL of my Choice and I received the Following Instructions:

Is needed to Add some Lines on the ".htaccess" File of the Web Site, in order to Override the Default Settings they've Specified on the Server:

ErrorDocument 401 /XXX.html
ErrorDocument 503 http:// XXXXXX.com

ErrorDocument 301 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 403 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 404 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 405 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 408 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 500 http:// XXXXXX.com
ErrorDocument 501 http:// XXXXXX.com

Notice that on ErrorDocument 401 the URL is set as Relative to the Root of the Web Site as /XXX.html, where XXX.html is the Root and html File in the Same Web Site where the Users will be Redirected, and for the other Errors a Complete External URL can be Specified, like the http:// XXXXXX.com I wrote.

So, when you get redirected to that searchportal.information.com, in some cases if is not caused by Spyware on your Computer it can be caused by those Default Settings set by Web Hosting Services to Redirect Users when the Traffic Limites have been Reached for certain moments, (some seconds where too many users are using a Web Site).

In most cases Web Site Owners are forced to Use some Conditions called "Throttle Policy" that Limit the number of Users that can Access the Web Site in certain Period of Time (in seconds), and when those Limits are Reached an "Error 503: Service Unavailable" Triggers; the case of the "Error 401: Unauthorized" happens when you are trying to access a Protected Folder or File and you don't introduce right the prompted login an password.

I Hope this Can Help Other Users and Web Masters Experiencing this Problem.

My Best Regards To All.