Getting possible phising attack from http://www.ljplayers.com and other sites to update my Adobe
Keep getting possible phising attack from various websites such as http://www.ljplayers.com/flv/us/index.html?sid=585&dv1=ad578-us&kw1=ad578-us-lm&uuid=bf242a0e-fd42-4382-47f3-95518d92980d. I am using Google Chrome, I have checked and there are no active extensions. I have used Webroot to scan my computer for virus/malware and nothing is found. I need some help please.
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+16Hi Petrovic
Just a thought, but I had a similar problem a while back, that is listed in the forums.
topic was:-
Just a thought, but I had a similar problem a while back, that is listed in the forums.
topic was:-
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