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From this site, I have been redirected to a couple of sites that look... suspicious at the very least. Here's a picture of one of 'em:

 

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I got another one that claimed to be Microsoft, and told me I had to fix my computer in a flashy manner and had a pop-up that told me to download something from the site (it was obviously malware). What's worse is that that one didn't let me tun it off, so I had to shut down the computer.

 

Can someone investigate these mysterious redirecting ads and get rid of them? If I have to worry about getting spyware every time I click on something, then I might not use this site at all.

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1 hour ago, Bandido Banderas said:

From this site, I have been redirected to a couple of sites that look... suspicious at the very least. Here's a picture of one of 'em:

 

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I got another one that claimed to be Microsoft, and told me I had to fix my computer in a flashy manner and had a pop-up that told me to download something from the site (it was obviously malware). What's worse is that that one didn't let me tun it off, so I had to shut down the computer.

 

Can someone investigate these mysterious redirecting ads and get rid of them? If I have to worry about getting spyware every time I click on something, then I might not use this site at all.

Can you get a screenshot of the ads themselves?  I'll pass this topic on to Jyo.

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I haven't seen this either, nor have I seen this particular domain come up in any topics about adsense malvertising. I suspect it's either your ISP injecting bad ads, some malware you have hijacking our ads, or something else.

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You might consider running scans with your preferred malware/virus scanner to help rule out the latter. Malwarebytes is a solid free malware scanner with a high rate of detection if you don't have a paid suite (and is typically used alongside paid suites anyway).

Running your browser in safe mode/incognito would help identify malicious browser extensions that may be the cause.

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