Is this a legit Adobe site?

[loesh91036208]

I have been bombarded with websites popping up telling me to update Adobe flash player. I checked in my"system preferences" which tells me I am up to date.

I also went to the Adobe website and downloaded the same version I already had. I am using an Apple iMac and OS 10.11.6, Safari v 11.1.2 and Flash player v 32.0.0.101

Some of the websites these requests come from are:

Adobe Flash from:

[malicious links removed]

So my question are these legit websites? Can I click on them?

[Nancy OShea]

I wouldn't go near any of them.   Recommend you get  ad and pop-up blockers for all your browsers immediately.

[John T Smith]

No No NO !!!

Click any of those links and you run the risk of malware stealing your data

The one and ONLY way to get Flash Adobe Flash Player Install for all versions

Report Phishing to phishing@adobe.com as per Notifying Adobe of Security Issues.

[_maria_ · Accepted solution]

None of those are legit.  I'll forward your post to the fraud team for follow-up.

If you're system is bombarded with pop-ups there's something wrong with it, most likely malware or similar.  My colleague has a  reply to situations like this: Re: Fake FlashPlayer Update?   Long story short, you want to clean up your system, most likely a complete system restore/format at this point.

[loesh91036208]

Thanks for the answers and NO I haven't clicked on any of these websites but wanted to bring them to your attention. I have been in touch with Apple and they recommended another mapware program then I had been using and 9 malware whatevers were removed. I seem to be OK now but will keep an eye on everything.

Ad and pop-up blockers didn't help any since they were websites opening in another tab, not pop-ups within one website.