Should I be worried?

[andalusia]

I have an external hard drive, which is partitioned into a few separate areas. One area is a 60GB partition of Mac OS Journaled (Extended) which I installed Leopard onto, so I can use extra programs that I'd rather not keep on my main hard drive.

I have a trial version of Parallels Desktop running, and I installed the Window 7 RC on it. It runs fine, no issues whatsoever. Bear in mind that this is on the partition with Leopard. The problem is, when I'm on my Macintosh HD startup, when browsing with Firefox, some websites come up with this message:

Is this some sort of pop-up/virus/advert that a lot of websites have acquired, or is it something Windows has applied to Firefox and does anyone know how to get rid of it? Will I need to uninstall Windows, or just live with it?

 

[brad.c]

Post one of the urls... it may be one of those pop-ups.

 

[andalusia]

I don't have any to hand, since I usually click Don't Allow and they are usually random websites which I don't remember, but I doubt it's the website, since I also tried it in Safari, with no pop-up.

 

[Menge]

Look at the grammar! That's obviously a fake message! Even the Allow/Don't allow buttons aren't the correct shape. Not to menion that the font anti-aliasing is wrong for Windows.

Stop accessing weird sites...

 

[andalusia]

That's 'cause this is in OS X now. It shouldn't be affecting OS X I don't think. This is Leopard on a separate hard drive. However the external hard drive is still plugged in.

 

[andalusia]

Update: I just got one on this page. http://guides.macrumors.com/Intel_Mobile_Chip_Road_Map

 

[youssefm]

Looks like a fake popup, bad grammar and wording, and then the buttons for allow and don't allow don't look authentic, this is fake, i think u might have a trojan or virus on ur windows partition and since its parallels it might be affecting osx