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May 22, 2017
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out of date message from cdn.personlift.info

  • May 22, 2017
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Recently, while looking at nytimes.com, sometimes the content disappears and a replacement window opens up from "cdn.personlift.info" and says the Safari flash player is out-of-date and has been blocked. I can't find anything about the site "cdn.personlift.info." Is this a real adobe site?

I do have a file called Flash Player.plugin that was created on May 10 of this year.

Thanks for any help.

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_maria_
Legend
May 22, 2017

cdn.personlift.info is not an Adobe site.  I wasn't able to find much information on it.  CDN is a content delivery (or distribution) network.  Companies use these to host web content for them.  Do you have any unfamiliar search tool-bar or similar that was recently added to your browser?

"Flash Player.plugin", if saved at \Library\Internet Plug-Ins is most likely the official Flash Player plugin, most recently release was on May 9th, so if your's has a May 10 date it's most likely legitimate.

Participant
May 22, 2017

I don't see anything unfamiliar in the search bar.   

"Flash Player.plugin" is saved at \Library\Internet Plug-Ins, so I'm probably okay,

I'll ignore the update request if I can't find out how to prevent it from coming in.

Thanks for your help.

_maria_
Legend
May 22, 2017

Is there a pop-up window prompting to update Flash Player, or does it just indicate Flash Player is out-of-date?  Please post a screenshot of the behaviour being observed (see How do I attach a screenshot?)

What version of Flash Player do you have installed?  Using Safari, go to Adobe - Flash Player . What is the version number reported in the Version Information widget?