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CHHIMI.com and FireFox on PC

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Recently MalwareBytes has been flagging, MANY times a day, an attempt by Firefox 129.0.2 to go to CHHIMI.com. The message from MalwareBytes says it is being "blocked due to Trojan". This is an "outbound" type from C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe.

The only info I have been able to find about CHHIMI is that it is a very new website that does not use HTTPS validation. Allegedly has something to do with gaming. The only "gaming" I do is an occasional bout with an on-board (not on-line) Solitare.

So, the fundamental question I have is why is FireFox routing to CHHIMI.com and how do I stop it?

Recently MalwareBytes has been flagging, MANY times a day, an attempt by Firefox 129.0.2 to go to CHHIMI.com. The message from MalwareBytes says it is being "blocked due to Trojan". This is an "outbound" type from C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe. The only info I have been able to find about CHHIMI is that it is a very new website that does not use HTTPS validation. Allegedly has something to do with gaming. The only "gaming" I do is an occasional bout with an on-board (not on-line) Solitare. So, the fundamental question I have is why is FireFox routing to CHHIMI.com and how do I stop it?

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UPDATE: Since I filed the above I have found a report of this problem on Chrome and Edge. See https://any.run/report/e63c8e63e9e5c30c27da6b499fcbc17b79649135a865625efd44c81e5d4b841f/3648f8a2-6c50-4a80-bd9e-1f132b181e95 for details of an analysis by the AnyRun service.