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I'm on my grandmother's laptop, that I installed Ubuntu on to prevent her from getting e-swindled.
I noticed a lot of visits to a website "http://error-3381720.xyz/AND_A_SHITLOAD_OF_NUMBERS" with the title in her history as "Security Error!", but when I clicked on it it said "404 Not Found" with a page giving an Ubuntu-related error message, which made sense to me since I populated her /etc/hosts file, but then I checked the site on archive.is, and I saw the same error message, which might make sense if archive.is has it's servers running Ubuntu, but I think those numbers have something personally identifying in them and that they're supposed to give you a specific error message based on your OS.
What should I do going forward? I plan to reinstall her Operating System. If I back up her ~/.mozilla/ folder I should still have all the history to investigate right?
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>>56262095
You should do a full "zip -r home.zip ." and reinstall the entire operating system.
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>>56262095
you can't be this retarded...
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>>56263583
Please point to the part of my post you think of as retarded.
>inb4 lel the whole thing.
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>with a page giving an Ubuntu-related error message,
It's nothing to do with OS of your grandma's laptop, it says the webserver serving the 404 error message is running on Ubuntu
>I noticed a lot of visits to a website "http://error-3381720.xyz/AND_A_SHITLOAD_OF_NUMBERS"
It's probably an ad popup, install adblocker
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