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I have been getting a popup from time to time when I bring up the FujiRumors web site. The popup warns of a possible malware on the site. I am running a Mac with Yosemite operating system. The malware warning does not popup every time and there seems to be no problem if I ignore it and go back to the site. The diagnostic from Google indicates the malware might be "zelenayamorda.info" It says it is dangerous. My system seems to be operating ok. Does anyone else get this popup warning? Is it possible it is related to the content of some ad that is on the FujiRumors website? I am not sure where or how to report the to the FujiRumors owners. 

 

Any ideas?

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Mac, 10.11.3, Firefox, AdBlock +, Privacy Badger plus some good firewall/antivirus softwares ... no issues whatsoever. At least not so far.

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TO ALL: Please clear your browser cache

 

We had an issue with a malware that due to a faulty plug-in. It is sorted out now. But some AntiVirus Programs had us blacklisted when we had the malware. Now we are blacklisted per default, and have to contact them and say it's fixed.

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