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Forum|Forum|8 years ago
February 7, 2018
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Bom dia.

Ao tentar entrar ao site valor.com.br, fui redirecionado para uma pagina do Adobe Flash Player, e, mesmo tendo instalado e habilitado o Flash Player, continuo sendo redirecionado para tal página.

Alguém consegue me ajudar?

Obrigado,

Alexandre

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Correct answer _maria_

Definitely not an Adobe site and most likely malicious. Some possibilities (not a complete list):

malicious ad on the site (that I didn't get)
your system (computer, modem, router) has been compromised in some other fashion
proxy server settings modified without your knowledge
DNS server redirect
something else

I recommend running a full system scan (rootkit, virus, trojan, malware, adware, etc) on your system.

In the mean time, I'll forward the information to the fraud team. In the future feel free to drop an email (with details) to phishing@adobe.com or fraud@adobe.com

alexandres4057299Author

Participant

maria__ it is working now when I use google chrome, but still the same problem with safari.

Thanks anyway. It was a good help!

Alexandre

_maria_

Legend

Thank you for the update. I tried with Safari, Firefox, Opera, and Chrome and none redirected.

_maria_

Legend

Hi alexandres4057299

I am not able to reproduce. The page, valor.com.br, displays without redirecting to a Flash Player page.

What is the exact, complete, URL for the page you are being redirected to?

--

Maria

alexandres4057299Author

Participant

Hi Maria. Tks for your help here.

Im being redirected to http://flashplayer-adobe.redirectme.net/?A

Any idea?

Alexandre

_maria_Correct answer

Legend

Definitely not an Adobe site and most likely malicious. Some possibilities (not a complete list):

malicious ad on the site (that I didn't get)
your system (computer, modem, router) has been compromised in some other fashion
proxy server settings modified without your knowledge
DNS server redirect
something else

I recommend running a full system scan (rootkit, virus, trojan, malware, adware, etc) on your system.

In the mean time, I'll forward the information to the fraud team. In the future feel free to drop an email (with details) to phishing@adobe.com or fraud@adobe.com

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