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NOTE: The tools and the information obtained is safe and not harmful to your privacy or your computer, please allow the programs to run if blocked by your system. If you haven't done so already, please run these two tools and then attach the logs in your next reply: A better understanding of the application will help me understand the situation at hand. Can you please explain the behavior of MB that I'm seeing. I'm not running any add-ons, I've got java deactivated on the browser. An advertisement of such, maybe one that updates and changes periodically which is why the event only happens at certain times and not others. I believe it to be something embedded in the page which triggers the event. What I would like to know is exactly what is the process that MB is performing here? Is MB protecting me from a possible 're-direct' to the site, which it sees as malicious and blocks? Would this behavior be linked to a malverstisment on the webpage I'm visiting?(yahoo in this case) I can just have a webpage open for a period of time, and one of these messages will pop up.

Today I ran the URL through Zulu to see what its rated at. I've seen this behavior before in the past and usually perform a thorough scan using several malware and anti virus tools to see if anything is detected. I was using the Chrome browser at the time. It also listed the file and gave the path to the chrome.exe file location. I went in to review the MB protection logs and it tells me that the Category is Unknown, Domain was, it listed an IP address and the type was Outbound. It said an outbound connection attempt was blocked.(or something to that nature). I was reading an e-mail when the notification popped up in the lower right corner. I was in my yahoo mail account(yes I still have a yahoo mail account) with the yahoo's homepage still in the background. The most recent example of this happened just before composing this forum question. I've noticed when surfing on some websites for example, I will receive a malwarebytes pop-up in the lower right corner advising of an outbound connection attempt which was blocked. I am running Malwarebytes Premium version 3.3.1 on my windows 7 box.

Hopefully this is an easy question for the Malwarebytes experts.

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