Noobz347
Some of the offsite advertisers ads trip the warning from AVG Free antivirus (www.avg.com). AVG is normally pretty good about not setting off false alarms, so I would tend to discount that as a problem. Most of the ads display normally, but one or two don't display at all, just an IE message that the page cannot be displayed.
Java has some bugs and security loopholes that are pathways to virus/maleware infections and Java is used in almost every web application. Not all web server operators are careful about keeping patches and antivirus software properly updated, so some things sneak past and cause infections. I definitely believe that the offsite advertiser iad01-usadmm.dotomi.com is the source of the problem.
the message I got was:
It occurs every time I hit a new page or refresh a current page.
Joe R.
Some of the offsite advertisers ads trip the warning from AVG Free antivirus (www.avg.com). AVG is normally pretty good about not setting off false alarms, so I would tend to discount that as a problem. Most of the ads display normally, but one or two don't display at all, just an IE message that the page cannot be displayed.
Java has some bugs and security loopholes that are pathways to virus/maleware infections and Java is used in almost every web application. Not all web server operators are careful about keeping patches and antivirus software properly updated, so some things sneak past and cause infections. I definitely believe that the offsite advertiser iad01-usadmm.dotomi.com is the source of the problem.
the message I got was:
It occurs every time I hit a new page or refresh a current page.
Joe R.