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Zaire

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This one is an odd...

 

I was on my mac (iMac running the latest OS) and working away when I decided to check facebook. When randomly instead of seeing the usual Google listing for Facebook I was taken to a page of searches for the facebook pages of Dickey's Barbacue Pit.

 

Having long used windows I suspected some kinda malware of adware. Especially as this had never happened before and I figured a blog post I read earlier may have had something infected in the background. Thing is I keep a pretty tidy browser (Firefox) and have noscript, adblock, and wot going. I did a sweet of my mac using assorted advice since macs don't really have services like Malwarebytes that anywhere near as reliable. Nothing came up. So I began to reload searches for Facebook in Firefox using google and...sure enough the same page filled with Dickey's Barbacure Pit would pop  up.

 

I tried it in Safari...and sure enough it happened. Given I had not used Safari at all save for downloading Firefox...I suspected something beyond a browser issue was going on.  So I loaded up my window machine and ran a Malwarebytes scan as usual with nothing coming up. I tried to replicate this issue and sure enough it happened again.

 

I suspected maybe a weird DNS issue...but it loosk clean and proper. So is this just a weird bug I'm getting via my ISP at the moment or something else? Cause at this point I'm at a loss of what to do. I checked browser plug ins, security scans, etc.

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