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I have had this happen to me on 6 different times where i was on different websites reading articles the this would pop up...... See attachment. This was the last one i got and i have 5 more that were stopped by my webroot and blocked it. All 6 of these did not have Mozilla http:// designation so i did nothing but close them out when it was asked to update the patch.

I have had this happen to me on 6 different times where i was on different websites reading articles the this would pop up...... See attachment. This was the last one i got and i have 5 more that were stopped by my webroot and blocked it. All 6 of these did not have Mozilla http:// designation so i did nothing but close them out when it was asked to update the patch.

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Great work not falling for this spreading phishing/malware scam. The screen shots did not upload; if you like, you could attach those images to a reply.

Since the malware distribution page appears to be opening from advertisements on sites that users visit, it might help to use an ad blocking extension. These are popular (Note: you would only want to use one at a time):