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jl66 · 12 Dec 2016, 10:53 PM

Some antivirus act like a man in the middle, this way is how they can scan https websites, you should deactivate it if that option exists, but I suspect this is not the case and that you are infected with some kind of malware. Antiviruses are not to protect you 100%, in fact they can't. Try scanning your computer with the free antivirus clamwin: http://www.clamwin.com/
I recommend you to use a linux live cd to check the important things (bank accounts, etc). When you download it check the md5sum before recording it in a cd/dvd (or saving it to a pendrive). Knoppix is a good example.

12 Dec 2016, 10:53 PM	#2
jl66 Essential Contributor Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 413	Some antivirus act like a man in the middle, this way is how they can scan https websites, you should deactivate it if that option exists, but I suspect this is not the case and that you are infected with some kind of malware. Antiviruses are not to protect you 100%, in fact they can't. Try scanning your computer with the free antivirus clamwin: http://www.clamwin.com/ I recommend you to use a linux live cd to check the important things (bank accounts, etc). When you download it check the md5sum before recording it in a cd/dvd (or saving it to a pendrive). Knoppix is a good example.