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>Browsing numerous websites with AdBlock, all cookies disabled
>Randomly redirects mid-read to shitty scareware phishing site.
>Occurs on multiple site, not just one
>Run malware scans, fresh install Win7, no improvement
>Android phone also on the fritz with FlameyCat and Google Crum browsers
What is causing these redirect, and would it be possible for a person to write some code to counteract it? I would learn the necessary language to solve this problem, and post results for free if I achieved success. Just need some initial guidance.
I took introductory courses at uni. on Java, C(++), JS, VB, and a few others more sparingly. I like to code, and I now have a drive to progress further. Help me so I can help you!
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DNS attack. someone's sending the wrong information to a DNS server and its causing you to redirect to those sites
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>>57637015
Do you have JavaScript enabled?
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>>57637015
>>Browsing numerous websites with AdBlock, all cookies disabled
>every single one pops up these "we use cookies" messages, sometimes in stupid content blocking places
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>>57637015
Install gentoo
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>>57637042
>DNS attack. someone's sending the wrong information to a DNS server and its causing you to redirect to those sites
My money's on this if OP hasn't disabled JavaScript.
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>>57637015
If it's actually the sites that are doing it, it might be possible for them to redirect you without javascript.
For example, a site can use something like<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="15">
in order to call for a refresh after 15 seconds (or however long), and the response from the server might be for a redirect to an ad site.
But that's probably not that likely if it's multiple sites doing it.
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>>57639237
Stop being a sheep, and following fads.
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>>57637015
Get noscript bro.
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>>57640695
Stop being a retard, and shitposting.
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