iopman
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I hate to admit defeat but i give up! That is to say, thank you for all your efforts, but we don't seem to be close to a solution. I have just spent the past few hours restoring the operating system from a 2 month old back up (my data is on a separate drive) - I am now doing all windows updates and other updates. A brute force solution but one that hopefully will work. Thanks for all the time you put into this project. If you have any other "theoretical" ideas on this particularly difficult to eradicate malware, please let me know. Again thanks. Paul
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i have just done some research and I think i was able to add a blocking rule in NOrton to prevent inbound and outbound communication with that IP address but that would just be a workaround i want to rid myself of the malware that is causing firefox to try to go to that web / ip address any other suggestions?
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Unfortunately, problem still exists.While watching a Netfix movie using Firefox tonight about 8 05 pm EST, the same pop up from Malwarebytes Premium reared its ugly head the browser was blocked from data.rtbfy.com at IP address 208.43.117.244 any other thoughts i know some other malwarebytes users have posted same exact problem on this forum but i cannot figure out if and how the problem was solved
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okay firefox was uninstalled and reinstalled took me some time as i had to also reinstall Roboform and synch firefox with android devices now all up and running let us see if i get the pop up box which is of course only intermittent thanks for all your help i will report back to you either way off to airport to pick up wife more later Paul
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Just ran FARBAR as you directed. Attached is the FIXLOG.TXT. I note thatthe pop-up box message I have been getting referred to FIREFOX - and that FARBAR seemed to be fixing CHROME as far as I can tell, which was not the browser with the problem. But of course i am not really sure what was fixed by FARBAR, so I am agian in your good hands. What's next kind sir? Paul S Fixlog.txt