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• Malwarebytes 'has managed to block access to potentially malicious Web site.

  Hello
  Did someone have the problem I, m very experience regularly I run win 7 Home Edition and constantly I, m getting this message.
  I use utorrent to my D/L without any problem at all, but this message on my T/Bar. I regularly run the Malwarebytes Anti Malware to make sure that my pc is not infected message is... Malwarebytes 'has managed to block access to potentially malicious Web site... "  Type the incoming port is and treat: utorrent. can exe I ask for your help to remove this annoying message.
  Thank you
  Dennis

  Hi Dennis!

  I suggest that check you the answers here: http://www.malwarebytes.org/support/consumer/

  See you soon
  Julia

• How to make malicious Web sites that freeze Firefox?

  I have di/scovered sites accepting some capture the tab in which they are open, freezing access to menu options (display, tools, etc.) and do not allow any Firefox close. Computer shutdown and re-opening is not free the captured page. The following sites are all suspects.

  http://www.health4reporter.org /.
  http://www.health11online.org /.
  http://www.daily10reports.com /.
  http://www.daily10reports.org /.
  http://www.daily5reports.org /.
  http://www.daily12reports.com /.
  http://www.theweightlossspecialist.com /.
  http://www.daily8online.org

  Personally, I have confirmed that the last http://www.daily8online.org, is malicious. Others I have not confirmed, but they all came from the same source, the comments posted on a blog at KittyKroger. com

  I was able to clear the browser only by going to the discount to zero that puts Firefox to its default settings.

  Hello

  You can report these links to the Internet Crime Complaint Center of the FBI:

  • http://www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx

  You can also report false web documents by going to:

  • Help (or

    

    >

    

    ) > Report false Web

  Make sure that the navigation of the suspected sites.

• Firefox is from a script that accesses a malicious Web site?

  When I start Firefox, Avast gives me a warning that Firefox is from a script that is trying to access the website https://boncom.demdex.net. I tried ہ disabled add-ons Firefox and it still runs this script. None of the other browsers for this when I open them.

  Avast is calling it a HTML:Script-inf, which sometimes seems to be a false positive, but in this case I don't want anything to access websites weird anyway, so how I disable anything that attempts to access this site when I run Firefox?

  It may have infected your folder of Firefox

• BlackBerry software cannot access the blackberry to all Web site

  I can't access to www.blackberry.com so I can't download blackberry link to let me transfer all data from ny ny etc Bold 9900 ot my Q10.  Symantec (that I don't use and are not installed) puts a message that this is is a malicious Web site and evven when I clikc the possibility to access in any case it won't let me.  I see no way to remove Symantec that I do not use Norton AntiVirus I use Mcafee. Help, please

  Here is the download link: https://swdownloads.blackberry.com/Downloads/contactFormPreload.do?code=A8BAA56554F96369AB93E4F3BB06...

  This is a direct download, if you can not download from here so you have a computer problem much more serious than what I see you now.

  What is your operating system?       What is your browser?

• How to prevent the FF loading all Web sites using the HTTPS protocol

  FF is trying to load initially all Web sites using the HTTPS protocol, including of mozilla.org. Then I get the error of no reliable connection of course. Mozilla .org is the "invalid security certificate" and "the issuer of the certificate is unknown." I tried to delete the file cert8.db as suggested elsewhere but that did not help. If there is an option for this somewhere, I can't find it. I have the latest version of FF and Win7 running. Thanks for the help.

  There must be some sites that are still using a secure connection, as http://www.amazon.com/. If even a link to Amazon is redirected, you can check if you have an extension like HTTPS Everywhere.

  For Mozilla sites, Yes, you establish a secure connection.

  But you shouldn't get certificate errors! When you get this for virtually all secure sites, the problem is usually as follows:

  (1) error of date, time, or time zone who throw checks validity of the certificates of your system. Sometimes allowing to use a timesource on the internet, the computers can introduce this problem.

  (2) not be set up to work with your security software that intercepts and filter secure connections from Firefox. Products with this feature include Avast, BitDefender, ESET, Kaspersky; AVG has a shield search function which can cause this error on search sites.

  (3) malicious software on your system for the interception of secure connections.

  So... who is?

  If you have any of these specific security products, which would be the first thing to check. We might be able to help with specific next steps based on what you have if you tell us.

  Alternatively, you can examine the certificate to which Firefox is opposed to see if the issuer information pointing to the culprit. Take for example my test page:

  https://jeffersonscher.com/RES/jstest.php

  You should see a section "I understand the risks" in the page. If you expand this section, you will find a button Add Exception. You don't need to complete the process of adding an exception (I suggest not adding one until we know that it is not a problem of malware), but you can use the dialog box to display the information that makes Firefox suspicious.

  Click Add an Exception, and then view. If the view is not enabled, try first the button get certificate. Then in the certificate Viewer, refer to the section "issued by". What do you find here, or under the hierarchy of certificates? I have attached a screenshot for comparison of screen.

• I get a message of no reliable connection on all Web sites

  I get the "connection is not reliable" ((Web site) uses an invalid security certificate) message on all pages I try to visit.

  Thank you for following it upwards. Unfortunately, certificates of do_not_trust could be a sign of unwanted software on your pc that is to intercept the secure network traffic. go to the system control panel and uninstall programs such as BrowserSafeguard, BrowserSafe, backup or other software that seems suspicious and did not get intentionally installed by you.
  _{Reference: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/982532#answer-520145}

  afterwards, run a full scan of your system with security tools like the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• Every Web site I try to go to (such as Facebook, Twitter, etc. which are safe) says that site is dangerous and that I must accept the certificate).

  Yesterday my Firefox seemed to spasm and I think I got a virus (whenever I hit the 'home' button which is google.com for me, send me to this weird website I knew wasn't sure). I uninstalled and reinstalled Firefox and ran the virus scanners, but nothing was found. After restarting Firefox, every Web site I try to go to gives me a dangerous error and I have to give each site a security exception, even for safe sites like Facebook, Twitter, etc.. Once I got on Facebook, everything is in HTML format and I can't use it at all, I tried Firefox reboot/uninstall/reactivate once again, but nothing helped. I checked my firewall and nothing came. Here is the data according to the troubleshooting information.

  Application Basics
  ------------------
  
  Name: Firefox
  Version: 34.0
  User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:34.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/34.0
  Multiprocess Windows: 0/1
  
  Crash Reports for the Last 3 Days
  ---------------------------------
  
  All Crash Reports (including 3 pending crashes in the given time range)
  
  Extensions
  ----------
  
  Name: avast! Online Security
  Version: 9.0.2021.112
  Enabled: false
  ID: [email protected]
  
  Graphics
  --------
  
  Adapter Description: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
  Adapter Description (GPU #2): NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M
  Adapter Drivers: igdumdim64 igd10iumd64 igd10iumd64 igdumdim32 igd10iumd32 igd10iumd32
  Adapter Drivers (GPU #2): nvd3dumx,nvwgf2umx,nvwgf2umx nvd3dum,nvwgf2um,nvwgf2um
  Adapter RAM: Unknown
  Adapter RAM (GPU #2): 2048
  Device ID: 0x0416
  Device ID (GPU #2): 0x0fcd
  Direct2D Enabled: true
  DirectWrite Enabled: true (6.3.9600.17111)
  Driver Date: 8-19-2013
  Driver Date (GPU #2): 10-4-2013
  Driver Version: 10.18.10.3277
  Driver Version (GPU #2): 9.18.13.2745
  GPU #2 Active: false
  GPU Accelerated Windows: 1/1 Direct3D 11 (OMTC)
  Subsys ID: 380117aa
  Subsys ID (GPU #2): 380117aa
  Vendor ID: 0x8086
  Vendor ID (GPU #2): 0x10de
  WebGL Renderer: Google Inc. -- ANGLE (Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600 Direct3D9Ex vs_3_0 ps_3_0)
  windowLayerManagerRemote: true
  AzureCanvasBackend: direct2d
  AzureContentBackend: direct2d
  AzureFallbackCanvasBackend: cairo
  AzureSkiaAccelerated: 0
  
  Important Modified Preferences
  ------------------------------
  
  browser.cache.disk.capacity: 358400
  browser.cache.disk.smart_size.first_run: false
  browser.cache.frecency_experiment: 3
  browser.places.smartBookmarksVersion: 7
  browser.sessionstore.upgradeBackup.latestBuildID: 20141120192249
  browser.startup.homepage_override.buildID: 20141120192249
  browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone: 34.0
  dom.mozApps.used: true
  extensions.lastAppVersion: 34.0
  gfx.direct3d.last_used_feature_level_idx: 0
  media.gmp-manager.lastCheck: 1417643038
  network.cookie.prefsMigrated: true
  places.history.expiration.transient_current_max_pages: 104858
  plugin.disable_full_page_plugin_for_types: application/pdf
  plugin.importedState: true
  privacy.sanitize.migrateFx3Prefs: true
  
  Important Locked Preferences
  ----------------------------
  
  JavaScript
  ----------
  
  Incremental GC: true
  
  Accessibility
  -------------
  
  Activated: false
  Prevent Accessibility: 0
  
  Library Versions
  ----------------
  
  NSPR
  Expected minimum version: 4.10.7
  Version in use: 4.10.7
  
  NSS
  Expected minimum version: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  Version in use: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  
  NSSSMIME
  Expected minimum version: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  Version in use: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  
  NSSSSL
  Expected minimum version: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  Version in use: 3.17.2 Basic ECC
  
  NSSUTIL
  Expected minimum version: 3.17.2
  Version in use: 3.17.2
  
  Experimental Features
  ---------------------
  

  I hope you can understand something I like Firefox, but it's very frustrating that I can't use it and that it happens. I also use Avast! Anti-SECURITE but I'm fairly certain that has no effect on this problem. As I said I also ran malware and virus scanners but nothing came harmful.

  Hello

  Try to disable the Avast web shield and try to go on some safe sites where you met the "untrusted connection". You can also follow this link for the other common troubleshooting steps: error "this connection is untrusted" message - what to do.

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

  • MalwareBytes' Anti-Malware
  • AdwCleaner (for more information, see this other AdwCleaner download page)
  • Microsoft safety scanner
  • Anti-Rootkit utility - TDSSKiller
  • Hitman Pro
  • ESET Online Scanner

  If your home page has been changed, and you do not have the suspicious extensions:

  • Tools (or

    

    ) > Addons > Extensions

  You can use the Search to reset tool to reset your home page, the new tab page and search bar default back. The extension to uninstall then once that these preferences are reset.

  Let us know if that helps.

• Connection timed out on the Web site. Tried to delete the cache/cookies. No proxy. Internet Explorer. Unable to access. Help, please. Site Web works.

  I get Connection Timed Out on these Web sites: energy-medicine - software.com and energy - medicine.info. I tried to clear cookies and cache. I put no Proxy. I tried Internet Explorer and are still unable to access. I restarted my computer. I know that this site is active, because I contacted the webmaster and he says that it is active to an end. What else can I do to access this site? Thank you!

  Make a check of malware with several malware scanning of programs on the Windows computer.
  Please scan with all programs, because each program detects a different malicious program.
  All of these programs have free versions.

  Make sure that you update each program to get the latest version of their databases before scanning.

  • Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware:
    http://www.Malwarebytes.org/MBAM.php
  • AdwCleaner:
    http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/
    http://www.Softpedia.com/get/antivirus/removal-tools/AdwCleaner.shtml
  • SuperAntispyware:
    http://www.SUPERAntiSpyware.com/
  • Microsoft security scanner:
    http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx
  • Windows Defender:
    http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/using-Defender
  • Spybot Search & Destroy:
    http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html
  • Kasperky free Security Scan:
    http://www.Kaspersky.com/security-scan

  Alternatively, you can write a check for an infection rootkit TDSSKiller.

  • Utility anti-rootkit TDSSKiller:
    http://support.Kaspersky.com/5350?El=88446

  See also:

  • "Spyware on Windows": http://kb.mozillazine.org/Popups_not_blocked
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshoot-Firefox-issues-caused-malware

• Firefox crashes when I try to attach a file to my PC to any Web site.

  Basically, whenever I click to add a file from my PC to any Web site, or even if I try to run an .exe that I just downloaded on the Download Manager, my firefox always crashes and I have to complete the task.

  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!

• Many Web sites (mainly non-google websites) will not open.

  Many websites (mainly non-google Sites) does not open on Safari, Chrome , or firefox.
  I tried resetting all my browsers, removing all extensions and even run anti-Malware / anti virus controls on my system.

  They open not just. Web sites are opening perfectly on other devices on the same network.

  System details:

  MacBook Air 13 inch 2015

  OS X El Capitan 10.11

  Safari Version 9.0

  Thank you

  You may have installed one or more variants of the malware "VSearch' ad-injection. Please back up all data, and then take the steps below to disable it.

  Do not use any type of product, "anti-virus" or "anti-malware" on a Mac. It is never necessary for her, and relying on it for protection makes you more vulnerable to attacks, not less.

  Malware is constantly evolving to work around defenses against it. This procedure works now, I know. It will not work in the future. Anyone finding this comment a couple of days or more after it was published should look for a more recent discussion, or start a new one.

  Step 1

  VSearch malware tries to hide by varying names of the files it installs. It regenerates itself also if you try to remove it when it is run. To remove it, you must first start in safe mode temporarily disable the malware.

  Note: If FileVault is enabled in OS X 10.9 or an earlier version, or if a firmware password is defined, or if the boot volume is a software RAID, you can not do this. Ask for other instructions.

  Step 2

  When running in safe mode, load the web page and then triple - click on the line below to select. Copy the text to the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination:

  /Library/LaunchDaemons

  In the Finder, select

  Go ▹ go to the folder...

  from the menu bar and paste it into the box that opens by pressing command + V. You won't see what you pasted a newline being included. Press return.

  A folder named "LaunchDaemons" can open. If this is the case, press the combination of keys command-2 to select the display of the list, if it is not already selected.

  There should be a column in the update Finder window. Click this title two times to sort the content by date with the most recent at the top. Please don't skip this step. Files that belong to an instance of VSearch will have the same date of change for a few minutes, then they will be grouped together when you sort the folder this way, which makes them easy to identify.

  Step 3

  In the LaunchDaemons folder, there may be one or more files with the name of this form:

  com Apple.something.plist

  When something is a random string, without the letters, different in each case.

  Note that the name consists of four words separated by dots. Typical examples are:

  com Apple.builins.plist

  com Apple.cereng.plist

  com Apple.nysgar.plist

  There may be one or more elements with a full name of this form:

  com.something.plist

  Yet once something is a random string, without meaning - not necessarily the same as that which appears in one of the other file names.

  These names consist of three words separated by dots. Typical examples are:

  com.semifasciaUpd.plist

  com.ubuiling.plist

  Drag all items in the basket. You may be prompted for administrator login password.

  Restart the computer and empty the trash.

  Examples of legitimate files located in the same folder:

  com.apple.FinalCutServer.fcsvr_ldsd.plist

  com Apple.Installer.osmessagetracing.plist

  com Apple.Qmaster.qmasterd.plist

  com Apple.aelwriter.plist

  com Apple.SERVERD.plist

  The first three are clearly not VSearch files because the names match either of the above models. The last two are not easy to distinguish by the name alone, but the modification date will be earlier than the date at which VSearch has been installed, perhaps several years. None of these legitimate files will be present in most installations of Mac OS X.

  Do not delete the folder 'LaunchDaemons' or anything else inside, unless you know you have another type of unwanted software and more VSearch. The file is a normal part of Mac OS X. The "demon" refers to a program that starts automatically. This is not inherently bad, but the mechanism is sometimes exploited by hackers for malicious software.

  If you are not sure whether a file is part of the malware, order the contents of the folder by date modified I wrote in step 2, no name. Malicious files will be grouped together. There could be more than one such group, if you attacked more than once. A file dated far in the past is not part of the malware. A folder in date dated Middle an obviously malicious cluster is almost certainly too malicious.

  If the files come back after you remove the, they are replaced by others with similar names, then either you didn't start in safe mode or you do not have all the. Return to step 1 and try again.

  Step 4

  Reset the home page in each of your browsers, if it has been modified. In Safari, first load the desired home page, then select

  ▹ Safari preferences... ▹ General

  and click on

  Set on the current Page

  If you use Firefox or Chrome web browser, remove the extensions or add-ons that you don't know that you need. When in doubt, remove all of them.

  The malware is now permanently inactivated, as long as you reinstall it never. A few small files will be left behind, but they have no effect, and trying to find all them is more trouble that it's worth.

  Step 5

  The malware lets the web proxy discovery in the network settings. If you know that the setting was already enabled for a legitimate reason, you can skip this step. Otherwise, you must disable the setting.

  Open the network pane in system preferences. If there is a padlock icon in the lower left corner of the window, click it and authenticate to unlock the settings. Click the Advanced button, and then select Proxies in the sheet that drops down. Uncheck that Auto Discovery Proxy if it is checked. Click OK, then apply, then close the window.

  Step 6

  This step is optional. Open the users and groups in the system preferences and click on the lock icon to unlock the settings. In the list of users, there may be one or more with random names that have been added by the malware. You can remove these users. If you are unsure if a user is legitimate or not, do not delete it.

• Now whenever I try to go to my e-mail Inbox, a Web site I was NEVER to pop. It is neo Innovations. What should I do?

  Today when I click on Inbox in the toolbar which, on my screen is immediately below the navigation toolbar, I think it's the bookmarks toolbar, that a Web site that appears, I have never been. I don't know if this is a glitch or malicious software. It reads "OOPS!" WE'RE SORRY... You wanted to go < < start > > but currently we do not have this page, why don't you direct to the homepage and click around?
  Here's the url:
  http://www.neo.com/launch?.RAND=528087152 & cleolatt = 1 #_pg = showFolder; _ylc = X3oDMTBuY3JpZDZkBF9TAzM5ODMwMzAzMQRhYwNjaGtNYWls & &. RAND = 2037055622 & Order = Down & Clean & .jsrand = 6395669

  At the bottom of the page reads: Digital Garage group Neo Innovations Inc.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode. If she always comes to the top;

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  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!

• When I use any shortcut to access a Web site, firefox will open the google Web site. How to fix?

  Suddenly, about 3 days ago whenever I click a shortcut on the desktop to a Web site, firefox opens a google home page. the only way I can use firefox to access websites is to type a url into the address bar on the google page. all my desktop shortcuts open up to the google home page.
  major problem is that desktop shortcuts show url until firefox opens the Web page.
  so unless I know the url and type in the address bar of google homepage, I can't access
  one of the shortcuts on my desktop.

  It could be that you have some bad-ware problems. First update of Firefox.
  then;

  ==========================

  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!

• Firefox is opening of Web sites and suggesting I have download some add-ons that I don't trust.

  Since I've updated a few weeks ago Firefox randomly opening custody of the browser windows and invites me to download what is called "playmediaplayer" and suggesting that updating Java to the latest version. In the past Firefox suggested I have disable Java because it was a security risk.
  Also, I've been doing a ton of pop ups on every Web site I'll except banking sites secure. I'm afraid that Firefox is not as secure as it should be, or used to be.
  He is sick with pop ups and ad

  Hello, this looks like a problem possibly caused by malicious software on your pc. Please go to firefox > addons > extensions and remove any suspicious entries (toolbars, the things that you have not installed intentionally, I don't know what purpose they serve, etc.). also, go to the windows control panel / programs and remove all toolbars or potentially unwanted software from there and run a full scan of your system with the security software you have in place and various other tools such as the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Remove a toolbar that has supported your Firefox or the homepage search
  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

• Prevents unsolicited opening Web sites?

  I use Firefox 25.0 as default and running Windows 7. When on the internet whenever I click on an email to open it or click on an article with video content that I get another Web site, for example Vube.com, or Arcadehits (something of this nature) open either behind or in front of the window, I need to use. This becomes more intrusive. I scanned the computer with two anti-spyware/malware programs that found problems, but that does not stop the problem. I deleted all the programs and downloads that I do not recognize or do not want more once again without success. All solutions anyone?

  Hello Philgowls, please go to firefox > addons > extensions and remove the addon OKitSpace 1.0.1 - it has a pretty bad reputation when google you it and is often associated with malicious software.

  I don't know what tools you used to scan your system so far but for symptoms indicating that adware is active on the system I would recommend especially for free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software