When playing on Neopets some ad loads and then the IP address 69.162.91.229 wants to "load the latest version of java" to proceed. Once I clicked cancel and then Microsoft Defender cleaned up something that tried to or did install itself. I shut down chrome, reopened went to Java.com, did install the update, went back to Neopets. After a while the same pop-up returned, so I used task manager to kill chrome.
Ad loaded from two different websites with this IP stating "Load the latest version of Java". Immediately tried to download an executable when X was clicked.
Same problem here, this IP is trying to download java on my computer... Really sucks. I wish someone would give him a virus.
This is killing my neopets experience. I have never had this "download the newest version of java" popup come up until tonight and I'm freaking out because I just got a new laptop a week ago. Tried to opt out and kept trying to download itself onto my computer. Had to change my download settings and I still have the pop up appear.
Seriously, this pop-up "java download" is a freaking pain in my ***. This seriously needs to stop. Its annoying, its stupid. If 69.162.91.229 is reading this, please go **** yourself. Please.
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