Safari, malicious script, platform.twitter.com

I get this same issue too. Started just recently, but I can't remember exactly when. But it happens on many, if not most web sites I visit.

Frustrating as all heck. Can't stop it via Little Snith neither.

Yes, it's very annoying. So far, I've been getting it only at forums.adobe.com.

Also getting the same pop up constantly. I don't have a twitter account so anxious to hear what is causing this. I am using Safari and have a Mac running 10.5.8. Would appreciate any advice.

Safari 4.1.3 (4533.19.4) is now doing it consistently at forums.adobe.com, but Firefox 3.6.28 is not. Both running on the same machine under Tiger 10.4.11.

For example here: http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop/general

Uninstall Little Snitch.

Reset Safari.

Restart the mac.

I'm not running Little Snitch and I've been having this problem for the past week or so with Safari. It pops up on different websites (ones with twitter widgets, I assume).
I've tried logging out of my twitter - no luck

I've tried deleting cookies, emptying cache - no luck

I've tried restarting - no luck

I could just accept the certificate and tell it to "accept all from platform.twitter.com in the future" but I'm worried I shouldn't.

Anyone have any ideas why this is happening or a way to fix it?

I also do not have Little Snitch on my computer. Do not get this message with Firefox either, only Safari

I've never had "Little Snitch" on any of my computers either.

I only get this in Safari, not in Firefox.

Safari 4.1.3 (4533.19.4), Firefox 3.6.28 is not seeing it. Both running on the same machine under Tiger 10.4.11.

KounterKlockwise wrote:

…Anyone have any ideas why this is happening or a way to fix it?

I'm just avoiding Slowfari.

-g,

Knocking on wood. I think I have managed to stop it in its tracks:

Next time you see that annoying pop-up, click on "Show Certificate" and navigate the second drop-down to the setting that says When Using this Certificate > set it to "Never Trust".

I haven't seen it since.

Knock on wood.

When I clicked "Never Trust" it asked for the password to my computer. If this is something malicious I certainly don't want to give it my password. Any thoughts?

I'm getting this message on such a variety of sites. Could it simply be something is messed up with Twitter? With the Twitter link on these sites?

I can not get on this page with Safari "access denied". Same with all extensions disabled, Glimmerblocker disabled, Java enable completely or disabled completely.

Safari and Lion latest.

The first thing I tried was NEVER TRUST, but the pop-ups continue. I even verified repeatedly that it was set to NEVER TRUST after each pop-up.