Getting Redirected from this site. Am I alone?

Glad to see you got it resolved.

I should mention that some of the redirect viruses will block attempts to download a fix. You have to use a non-infected machine to do the download to something like a thumbdrive and then use the thumbdrive on the infected machine.

Yep. That did it. Interesting path to get this resolved. Ran Grime Fighter which is part of my Avast antivirus package.. no joy. Ran MyCleanPC.. no joy. Ran AdwCleaner.. no joy. Ran Malwarebytes Free... found something like 160 items, most notably something called "Savings Bull". Removed them all and the redirects are gone. Thanks, 1492, for the links. Not sure how it got on my machine, but it's resolved now.

Another point---when you download these cleaner programs, update them BEFORE you run them.

DICK

1492 wrote:
You may have a browser hijack. This is not related to this forum. Do "not" update any drivers or browsers using any of those links. This is a common ploy to install malware, especially Trojans such as keyloggers to steal password or financial info. That's how Target apparently got hacked.

Did you install any new apps recently? Or opened any email attachments?

I would run the free AdwCleaner which will remove most browser based hijacks. You can download and run directly from your desktop as it does not have to be installed. Follow up with a scan with Malwarebytes Free.

Thanks for the links, I found a huge amount of both.

Yep, the anti key logger runs at startup and is NEVER turned off.

Just make sure the anti-logger is set to run at startup. If the keylogger runs before the anti-logger, it can take control of your clipboard. In which case, it cannot prevent it from capturing passwords from many common password managers.

BTW, I just ran AdwCleaner on my desktop system and it found a keylogger program, currently not running, that I installed myself for security testing. Ironically, my AV software has not been able to detect it either in real-time, or by an on demand scan. Malwarebytes Free does detect it.

1492 wrote:
You may have a browser hijack. This is not related to this forum. Do "not" update any drivers or browsers using any of those links. This is a common ploy to install malware, especially Trojans such as keyloggers to steal password or financial info. That's how Target apparently got hacked.

Did you install any new apps recently? Or opened any email attachments?

I would run the free AdwCleaner which will remove most browser based hijacks. You can download and run directly from your desktop as it does not have to be installed. Follow up with a scan with Malwarebytes Free.

This is the prime reason I have a good malware program and also have free anti logger installed.....

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You may have a browser hijack. This is not related to this forum. Do "not" update any drivers or browsers using any of those links. This is a common ploy to install malware, especially Trojans such as keyloggers to steal password or financial info. That's how Target apparently got hacked.

Did you install any new apps recently? Or opened any email attachments?

I would run the free AdwCleaner which will remove most browser based hijacks. You can download and run directly from your desktop as it does not have to be installed. Follow up with a scan with Malwarebytes Free.

Yep, I agree. You have a problem. Another good one to run which is free is Spybot Search and Destroy.