I got the same process a moment ago.  The number one sign that's it's
malware at work is that the warnings are anonymous.  Official browser
warnings come in a coloured banner (I've seen both yellow and blue) at
the top of the window, IIRC carrying the browsers branding.  Your own
AV / firewall will put its branding into any pop-up warning.  I had to
kill IE with Process Explorer, because trying to close it manually was
a circular argument.  Alt-F4 didn't even work.

regards, Anthony

   "Of what use is lens and light
    to those who lack in mind and sight"
                                               (Anon)



On 22 April 2010 11:44, Bob Sullivan <rf.sulli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have on the same on IE.
> Your page comes up, then breaks into a claim of security threats.
> It isn't my security system responding, but a fake announcement.
> It's trying to take over my system and get me to click OK.
> You have to kill it before it digs in, not trivial.
> Regards,  Bob S.
>

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