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• Fake account in 10.10.5 reinstall web suite.

  These fake account are hugely concerning. They seem to be hidden on the system... What happens and how can I get a clean install? I have a Mac Mini 2010, no CD/DVD drive...

  accounts of what you're saying?

  do you have one web installation somewhere other than Apple?

  have you used internet valuation or a unchanged original download from the App Store?

  or something else?

• Fake Apple website

  Hello

  I suspect someone who tries to steal my Apple and details.

  I received an email from a "fake Apple website.

  Does anyone know if this email is approved?

  

  Have a question for us?

• The fake Flash Update malware removal

  Over the weekend, my iMac received the fake local saying Adobe Flash needs an update. I checked that I was indeed the last version for OS X. Now I get the pop up every hour or so and I want to get rid of.

  I have never clicked on the download button. I tried Malwarebytes, but it found no malicious software, which could be because of me is not clicking on download.

  I'm sorry if this is off topic for OS X, but perhaps someone can direct me where to go for help.

  Thank you

  Bart

  Using Chrome and El Capitan

  Try MalwareBytes Anti-Malware (formally AdwareMedic)

  <https://www.malwarebytes.org/>

  There is a free option for Macs

• Fake email from Apple

  I received an email from fake a misc account claiming to be sending Apple, telling me that my account information seem to be missing or incorrect and need me to verify my account information to continue using my Apple ID by clicking on a link below, I discovered that the link is wrong because the hyperlink inside do not work. Please help apple users to avoid this kind of fake emails to our account information.

  http://SSL.recovery.account.appleid.rescued.site/a3770997a840192f56d302bbbd6d5b8 b/login.php?ip=168.70.38.4

  If you still have the email you send to Apple: [email protected] and then delete him.

• Why my phone I 6plus Logo is white like a mirror, I buy this mac store is fake or not

  Why my phone I 6, plus the Logo is white and shiny as a mirror I have buy in apple store my if think mind its fake or not because of the thr back Logo but the

  It is supposed to be like in a mirror (it has polished metal). It may appear black or white, depending on which is reflected in it.

• This e-mail from the thunderbird support team or a fake email?

  I received an email informing me that my account is almost full and giving me instructions on how to renew my account. I just want to check if this e-mail is really a mozilla thunderbird support or is a fake email.

  the content of the email:

  Subject: [[email protected]] alert low storage limit
  Date: Thu, October 15, 2015 17:00:08-0700
  From: < [email protected] > Service account
  Answer: [email protected]
  To: [email protected]

  Dear [email protected],

  1969-2000 MB

  We noticed that your e-mail account has almost exceeds its limit. And you will not be able to send or receive messages any time now,

  Click here to renew your account.

  NOTICE:
  failure of the renewal of your e-mail account. It will be permanently disabled.

  Thank you
  Service account

  n ' has not clicked on the hyper suggested link again.

  The wording of the messages from the 'provider' is a little off. It may be a phishing attempt.
  Contact your e-mail provider using the details found on an old Bill or use a previous contact address you have used successfully in the past.
  DO NOT CLICK ON LINKS IN THE MESSAGE-UNSUB
  
  
  
  The messages appear to come from - [email protected] , but the reply address is another area - [email protected].
  
  The address of this last was reported as scam
  http://scammed.by/scam.php?id=77518
  
  
  Your question

  This e-mail from the thunderbird support team or a fake email?

  Thunderbird support is not a provider of e-mail and does not send a message like this. I suspect that it is a scam.

  TB - 38, 3 Win10-PC

• I need to change email provider? I get a fake Government attachments w which seem to be just a code

  I received two mails from the County Clerk telling me that I have to present to the Court. The email has an attachment that once opened computer code showed only. I went to court, and they said that they do not e-mail. The second, that I received this morning which seems very real and said it was the Internal Revenue Service < @irs.gov > and I got a refund and to open an attachment. I know that I don't have a repayment and did not open the attachment. The e-mail that I receive the email is that I do not as a rule. I think is no longer using Thunderbird as my email that I find these very scary fake e-mail. What can I do to prevent these fraudulent emails that change my email provider and to change my email address.
  I reported these incidents to the police at IC3.gov

  As General precautionary measure do not open attachments from unknown sources and attachments, you did not or did not.

  From: e-mail address of spam almost certainly isn't the email to the original sender, it can easily be spoofed.

  You don't have an email account with your email provider, not with Thunderbird or Mozilla. It doesn't matter how you get the mail server of the provider, through Thunderbird or any other e-mail or via the webmail client. You will receive these scams by e-mail to your account without worrying.

  Change your email address and or your email provider may be a good idea however. And be careful for what and to whom you give your email address.

• just received a fake e-mail from a fake 'mozilla' can I report this?

  just got an email about a new version of a fake mozilla Firefox... How can I report this...?

  Hello

  If it email, I received the other day (3 reasons to get the new Firefox), it is a community newsletter of Firefox to legitimate address.

  If you are uncomfortable by clicking on the links to get the new version of Firefox, arrived to help, about Firefox and (if you need it) upgrade option will be there.

  If you do not see misuse of Firefox and brand name, please report it by here, but I believe that you have received this message because you did a correspondence of Mozilla. There are options to unsubscribe or change your preferences at the bottom of the email communication your were sent.

  I hope this helps, but if not, please come back here and we can look at another solution for you.

• Fake sites?

  Hi everyone :-)

  I want to know if there are fake sites to support Apple, Apple ID sites or other things?

  If there are, how they look like? And Apple can bring down these sites?

  Goodbye :-)

  There are things; they can be formatted to look very like the real pages, but of course is not the correct URL. What happens usually it is that you get an email or a message saying you need to 'check' your ID, or your ID has been suspended, or something similar, and gives you a link that seems OK but leads you to a fake site.

  Without exception, all the pop ups, emails and text messages in saying that your ID Apple needs to be "verified", or that you have a virus, or that your Mac needs to 'clean', are scams designed to get personal information or to sell you unnecessary software.

  If Apple never suspends your ID - which they would do only for security reasons - they write to you: you will discover only when you are trying to access and then you will need to contact them. Only ever go on an Apple website by entering the URL: never follow links in these messages, answer or phone numbers ring.

  In the case of emails you can report them to Apple by sending them as an attachment to e-mail to [email protected] ; the fake URL can be detected in the message. Actually get taken down are difficult - much are run from countries where the rule of law in this case is vague.

• I fear there is a fake site looking exactly like Mozilla. He told me always up to date. Whenever something bad happened. I could not to Google.

  Over a period of several weeks, I get updates of Fire Fox download requests. The first time seemed strange, asked me to download 3 extra things, 1 toolbar, the other 2 I forgot. My computer developed so many problems, I had to spend 12 HOURS 6 Trojans and 1 worm the deletion from the register. Next time, I couldn't Google, spent hours to reinstall IE. The last time ruined G-Mail, IE spinning in circles, once again the relocation and restoration of the system. I've been clicking on which should show the origin of the update and a very authentic site resembling Mozilla rises. What I don't like is she insists to change my search engine default, among many other things. I tried to contact support and ask questions through it, but could not do empty to submit. I'm afraid to download more updates to Fire Fox. I had to spend hours on reinstalling, cleaning, etc. I finally had a white to submit a question and typed, basically, what I have here. When I submitted it, it disappeared, and the next page says "Service unavailable". The pages look very detailed and authentic, but I fear that someone has been able to duplicate a web page of Mozilla. To get here this time, I went to programs in the control panel and clicked on the hyperlink for the support. The page looks very much the same as another but the text in the windows of several (PC windows, etc.,) are darker and smaller. I think that I may need uninstall FireFox but don't know if I'll be able to download from the authentic site to reinstall.

  I don't know that this is not a large company. Like a lot of malicious Web sites to make themselves look official, but if you scroll to the bottom of the site or to read the warning, it is more likely, said the Web site is not affiliated with Mozilla. What they want to do you is to download their fake update installer. The update installer is actually a bundled Installer, which means that they put ads in the installer as optional software that actually does not come with the thing, the installer is supposed to be the installation. They earn advertising revenue from this. Do not trust everything that appears randomly inviting you to update something, if you browse a Web site. They are not hackers usually; they just want the money. I advise to download something of these Web sites or the other.

• Fake certificate!

  I have what appears to be a fake certificate - "Superfish, Inc." added 33 Firefox and Internet Explorer 11.

  1. EACH SINGLE https connection I do is now verified by Superfish, Inc., on the two browsers - it's freaking me out.

  2. I can't find any kind of information certificate Superfish, Inc. online, no one seems to have heard of him. SUPERFISH is a Visual Discovery company and doesn't seem to be a certification authority.

  3. None of my other computers, with all combinations of browsers, a "Superfish, Inc." as a certificate on any browser.

  4. I removed the certificates valid "Superfish, Inc.", and now I have used "this connection is not approved" message from Firefox.

  5. I installed Firefox 2.0 on the same computer and it does not seem the problem - all pages are checked by the correct CAs on this browser, like DigiCert and VeriSign. Only 33 FF and IE 11 have this problem.

  6. I have installed and run Malwarebytes anti-malware, which detected a browser hijacker (I think - it was a PUPPY. Optional.OutBrowser), which I cut and restarted my computer.

  7. I tried reset and reinstall both browsers - Superfish missing FF, leave messages "this connection is not approved" on all pages, but it is always there in Internet Explorer.

  What I don't understand is how only these two browsers are certificates of RECEPTION Superfish, Inc.. It's obviously some kind of virus or something, but it doesn't make sense anyway.

  Any help would be MUCH appreciated. I'm panicking right now, because I need https and working on this computer really fast! I don't know where else to ask!

  Looks like it was down to lenovo

  • http://www.computing.co.UK/CTG/news/2396023/Lenovo-Yes-we-ship-PCs-with-malware-pre-installed-that-compromise-your-security
  • http://blogs.WSJ.com/digits/2015/02/19/Lenovo-CTO-were-working-to-wipe-SUPERFISH-app-off-of-PCs/

• Security: Firefox for mobile phishing and fake Web site

  Firefox for Android mobile load the page title on the URL space.

  If a fake site Web put the name of the page as the user of the website address can be confused.

  Suppose that the Bank Web site is www.mybank6567.ext

  The fake site may be fakebank.ext this Web site can have a SSL and the name of the page on mybank65.ext can be the url of the originating bank.

  If the user opens hidden mobile Firefox link can be easily confused.

  Look try to open this URL from Firefox Mobile on Android https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/405 you must be logged on github.com after loading the page, if you see on top, it seems to be on the right site of the Bank, there is the simbol of lockpad, and the address that you read is the address of the Bank. The inexperienced user can be confusing.

  Oh, I'm sorry.
  It is very important issue and I hope that security of Firefox will be fixxed as soon as possible.

  Bad image for Firefox in this issue. Very dangerous.
  So here I end my question.

  Sorry, but I'm not registered in bugzilla and I won't record because I don't want to make my email address public so I hope more people continue to insist on bugzilla for this security problem.
  I stop my discussion here, I alerted on the security issue on Firefox Mobile.

• Found a possible fake web in an extention

  I hate redirects. They are liars and followers who do not need my info. Ghostery blocks the redirection, but there is no way around it. (Ghostery prevented a redirect from ud.ed10.net to adfarm.mediaplex.com, which is part of ValueClick Mediaplex.

  So, I went to the addon page to see if there is an extension that will eliminate the redirect and take me to the place where I want to go. I found several, but none of them work in 30 FF. However, one of them said that it is not compatible with FF 30, but only after installation. It is 'Redirect Remover 2.6.4. When you go on the web site, it was reported as a fake. Once again, WOT he reported as untrustworthy. When I walked around WOT and went to the address, the only thing shown was a Flash logo and a download button that asks you to download something that will help you download more quickly. Just what I needed, a different redirect.

  Maybe I could down load faster if I were not so busy trying to see if I can or not already. (It's a joke).

  It seems that there are people who stop at nothing to dupe FF users.

  Is there a cleaner redirect that will work with 30 FF and fix all the redirects, regardless of who they are.

  Thank you very much
  Al Moon (aka: andythebeagle of YouTube fame)

  It is very common for the links in the emails marketing through a tracking system so that the sender can evaluate the response to the message. In theory, you could find a browser add-on that detects redirection of server #1 Server #2 and stop, but then you'd be stuck in limbo, counted by the tracker, but without visiting the page you wanted.

  Most cleansers redirect I've seen look at the links to see if they have a second URL, and then they rewrite the link so it goes directly to the URL of this second. It really works in some cases, but in others - with shorteners URL, for example - the second URL cannot be determined easily.

• Is it a scam or fake?

  I got this pop up on my computer last night so that in Safari. Should I worry or is it fake? Thank you!

  

  This kind of message popup will be a scam.

  Do not call any number presented.

  Force Quit Safari, then restart Safari while holding the SHIFT key.