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• Safari, taken in charge by the fake site FBI and money required for release, I need to delete the history data and the web to regain access.  How do I block it?

  Safari, supported by the fake site of the FBI and the money requested release. I have to delete the history data and the web to regain control. How do I block it?

  Lean on an adblock app. I use Weblock but there are other

  And if there is a particular site that you are attending that flat to the top of these malicious ads, well stop to go.

• 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.

• Creating a fake site Web layout animation

  I've seen this AMV and wondered how they did the fake YouTube layout. If you go to about three minutes, you'll see what I mean:

  Anime Got Talent - YouTube

  Advice and maybe a small guide? I was inspired to do something in this category. Thank you!

  You have two options.  The first is to use a professional screen capture software which allows you to zoom in and out of the screen. The second would be to re - create your site background in illustrator or Photoshop and animate the rest using standard animation in AE techniques.

• He had to get rid of the fake site Mandiant U.S. Cyber-Security.

  Firefox has been infected by a Web site that will open when Firefox opens and can be closed in an ordinary way. I had to go to the Windows Task Manager to get out of the screen, but if I open Firefox, it appears again. It shows the suspicious address "gov.us-cybersecurity.com/go/" and claims to be affiliated with the FBI. It is imperative that amount paid through MoneyPak. This is obviously false, but it is a real nuisance. I tried to clean the cache - no help. Tried to uninstall Firefox, hoping to be able to reinstall a clean browser - but can't uninstall.

  Even though I prefer Firefox, I submit this thru for Internet Explorer, that I will continue to use it until I have to find a way to clean up Firefox.

  Sometimes a problem with Firefox can be a result of malware installed on your computer, you may not be aware of.

  You can try these free programs to search for malicious software that work with your existing anti-virus software:

  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • TDSSKiller - AntiRootkit utility
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  Microsoft Security Essentials is a good permanent antivirus for Windows 7/Vista/XP, if you do not already have one.

  More information can be found in the article troubleshooting Firefox problems caused by malware .

  This solve your problems? Please report to us!

• I am redirected to a fake site of Mozilla, saying that I need to update to Firefox. Also weird ads are now on Web sites where they were not before.

  When I visit amazon.com a strange announcement is on the bottom that does not belong. When I click in the search box, it opens a new tab saying I need to update my firefox. Still in the fine print it says that it is not affiliated with Mozilla. Ads are also on sites that do not have ads built on their site.

  Hello

  Try Firefox Safe mode to see if the strange extra disappears. Safe mode is a troubleshooting mode, which disables most of the modules.

  (If you use it, switch to the default theme).

  • Under Windows, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key SHIFT key when you open the desktop Firefox or shortcut in the start menu.
  • On Mac, you can open Firefox 4.0 + in Safe Mode holding the key option key when starting Firefox.
  • Under Linux, you can open Firefox 4.0 + with leaving Firefox then go to your Terminal and running Safe Mode: firefox-safe-mode (you may need to specify the installation path of Firefox for example/usr/lib/firefox)
  • Or open the Help menu and click on the restart with the disabled... modules menu item while Firefox is running.

  

  Once you get the pop-up, simply select "" boot mode safe. "

  

  If the issue is not present in Firefox Safe Mode, your problem is probably caused by an extension, and you need to understand that one. To do this, please follow article Troubleshooting extensions, themes and problems of hardware acceleration to resolve common Firefox problems .

  To exit safe mode of Firefox, simply close Firefox and wait a few seconds before you open Firefox for normal use again.

  When find you what is causing your problems, please let us know. It might help others who have the same problem.

  Thank you.

• I have fake sites associated with specific words on legal sites

  When I discovered a Web site in Firefox (version 17 well I did ask whether more 16) some words are underlined and have a clicks associated with them. I don't want this redirect, but cannot get rid of it.

  These clicks do not appear in Internet Explorer or Chrome, I think that it is a problem with Firefox. It happened in the last two days.

  It looks like Textsrv. I would check for malware. It could be a toolbar you have installed, or other extensions linked to another site.

  • Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware - http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
  • SuperAntispyware - http://www.superantispyware.com/
  • Spybot Search & Destroy - http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html
  • AdAware - http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/

  If they can't find it or cannot delete it, post in one of these forums using specialized malware removal:

  • http://www.spywarewarrior.com/index.php
  • http://www.spywareinfoforum.com/
  • http://bleepingcomputer.com/
  • http://www.thespykiller.co.uk/index.php?board=3.0
  • http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?ShowForum=27

• Firefox pulls in the fake site on a name field on my PC, but the right pair on my laptop. Delete history - cookies, temporary files, etc. has not erased the problem.

  I changed the forwarding to one of my areas address a week or two ago. When I go on this site on my laptop (on Firefox), it pulls to the right address. On my PC, the old site is one that shot of Firefox in again, when I go on Internet Explorer on my PC the correct site is one that appears. It is apparently a problem with the version of Firefox on my PC that seems to me that Firefox is an absolute pain in the neck by flooding users with constant requests to update later. Very annoying!

  Reload Web pages, and ignore the cache.

  • Hold SHIFT and click reload.
  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
  • Press 'Cmd + Shift + R' (MAC)

  Clear the cache and cookies from sites that cause problems.

  "Clear the Cache":

  • Tools > Options > advanced > network > storage (Cache) offline: 'clear now '.

  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Tools > Options > privacy > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

• Fake site offers updated for Firefox, or am I wrong?

  I was looking for a picture of some using Google and when tried to open one of the results I had this hxxp://supportff .co .cc / where page propose to update Firefox. I was suspicious and decided to report it here. It does not resemble legitimate site, but I'm not too much known about it.

  Disabled link - Maurane

  Do not install anything whatsoever from this site, he tries to trick you into installing malicious programs.

• 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.

• Give root certificates and the 'green list' which sites they are allowed to check?

  More a feature than anything request: I think it would be a good idea to have a whitelist optional for which sites a certificate root is allowed to check. A common situation would be a company cert root - if the browser can be configured to doesn't have to be a CA for the sites within this company users (employees in this case) could be sure that the company was not spying on their browsing to other sites, while allowing them to create and revoke certificates for their own at will. (But I remember at least a story recently where that would have allowed the general public when a CA started allowing the fake sites.)

  Back to Firefox developers and requests can be made here:
  https://input.Mozilla.org/en-us/feedback

• Fake Apple website to steal user credentials

  Last week I had my phone stolen and a few days ago some people contact me saying they're going to return my phone. My telephone is lost.

  They used a fake site, where you put your apple ID, so they can unlock stolen phones

  The site is applesupport.lasd - appleid.com

  I'm just the website statement so nobody gets his stolen data.

  Thank you. You must also report to Apple here: Phishing and other suspicious emails

  Sorry for your phone

  GB

• Sensitive site + white space to the right of the iOS device

  I recently downloaded the new version of Muse and started on a sensitive site for a client. Everything seems to be working and rather smooth through all the breakpoints for the most part, but when I visit the site on my iPhone 6 there is a white space of 30px along the right edge (screen included). When you rotate into landscape mode the problem disappears, but returns in portrait mode. In the browser on my desktop, everything behaves as expected because you expand and contract to the browser window. I also had a fried pull it upwards on their Android device and the page loaded as expected. Looks too good on an iPad in two directions.

  I have checked and checked the master page and the home page for additional items outside the edge of the page, including all the layers and breakpoints. It drives me crazy. Help, please. I've recreated a fake site to share this duplicates the question. www.anotherfinedesign.com/Responsive/

  Adobe Muse CC 2015

  Windows 7 Professional

  Chrome Version 48.0.2564.109 m

  iOS 9.2.1

  
  

  Sample file: www.anotherfinedesign.com/responsive/Example.muse

  

  grantjkidney content may not exceed the width of the browser to any item on the agenda of a breakpoint. If it does, and a device arrives at this width, the mobile browser will be first size (rightly) the width of the page on the device, and then zoom out to view the entire width of the content. When there is content outside the width of the browser that translates into the mobile browser zoom out leaving, for the most part, a blank space to the right.

  More generally, this is caused by a fixed width object sticking out beyond the width of the browser when the browser width approaches the width of the next breakpoint smaller. For example the empty part right of a large text block that contains a short sentence.

• How do you know if your itunes account has been hacked?

  Just to have an email with an invoice of apple's music that I didn't sign up for - how can I verify that this is legitimate and not a phishing scam? Can't find anywhere my subscriptions to see if a subscription to apple's music is now on my account!

  Likely your account has been hacked not unless you provided the log/pass to a fake site already

  See this document on the review of itunes purchases

  See your purchase history in iTunes on Mac or PC - Apple Support store

  See the document on fraud report and refer to the section on identifying it as well in the same document.

  http://www.Apple.com/legal/more-resources/phishing/

• I have problem of cloud

  I constantly receive messages informing me that my ' I cloud of parameters must be updated.

  I checked several times and checked the password and all other parameters and unable to determine "what" needs to be updated? Any suggestions?

  Thanks for any help on this...

  No such message to Apple.

  Sounds like a phishing attempt. Their "link" update your cloud settings probably is a fake site where they ask your Apple ID and password.

  Identify the fraudulent 'phishing' - Apple Support e-mail