So I went to the Rivitking website, ckicked in technical date and was redirected to Amazon. Clicking back and forth a couple of times got me redirected to this site,,,,
,,,,,http://www.clickconfirmation.com/?cid=1 ... 4020300008.
Does anybody know what is going on here?
Malware for Linux or Firefox?
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Malware for Linux or Firefox?
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Re: Malware for Linux or Firefox?
Technical Data?chazb wrote: ⤴Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:56 pm So I went to the Rivitking website, ckicked in technical date and was redirected to Amazon. Clicking back and forth a couple of times got me redirected to this site,,,,
,,,,,http://www.clickconfirmation.com/?cid=1 ... 4020300008.
Does anybody know what is going on here?
http://www.rivet.com/specifications.html
Re: Malware for Linux or Firefox?
you can indeed get a re-direct that is posing as Malware,
& which can be very malicious on any Windows Based machine.
but, on any Linux Based machine, the damage is generally contained to within the Browser itself.
so, therefore, just closing that Browser & maybe even Logging Out of your Session,,
- should clear that Hijack issue. - - maybe Clear your Browser History, as well.
& which can be very malicious on any Windows Based machine.
but, on any Linux Based machine, the damage is generally contained to within the Browser itself.
so, therefore, just closing that Browser & maybe even Logging Out of your Session,,
- should clear that Hijack issue. - - maybe Clear your Browser History, as well.
Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] - when your problem is solved!
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