Security warning keeps popping up in Safari

I would change any relevant passwords for anything you use online or in your computer, including your login for your computer, email, billing companies, etc. You also need to remove any software that she might have installed that could give them future access. If you have credit card/bank info stored on your computer, keep an eye out and consider having those account numbers changed. As a precaution, check your credit history every six months or so to make sure there's been no unauthorized activity. Don't beat yourself up over it. Lesson learned! Just try to minimize/avoid the potential damage.

Click here and follow the instructions in the first paragraph of the last section.

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You need to clear those entries, including the one for the warning, from Safari.

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Neil, I appear to have missed something. I did everything you and evanburton8 suggested, and am still having the same issue. Please advise. Thanks!

Niel (sorry for spelling your name wrong), I figured it out. Whew! Thanks for being such an active member of the community. Ann

What I did was to shut down my WIFI and Cellular connections on the iPad just to be safe. Then I did the steps listed in the link from the earlier post, I also had to clear the Browsing History. Doing this I was able to get the looping Security error to stop. I also called the phone number and had some fun with the people at that number who pretend to be a real Security outfit. They are not a Security firm, they are hacks trying to get access to your PC so they can install software and steal and cheat from you. Do Not Trust Them! They are only a pretend security company only out to hack your PC and do harm.

This helped me fix the problem on my son's phone. Thank you, Niel.

I had the same warning appear on my screen 2 days ago. I called the number and they did gain access of my computer but the lady on the phone had me type in a code.... then my mouse was moving and she was in my computer. I then told her that I felt that it was not safe and I did not wish to go any further! I've scanned my Mac for viruses and it seems to be fine. She even said that it was a browser hijack! Please tell me I'm safe!!!

This happened to me today. When I called and questioned who I was talking to the person got somewhat upset. I disconnected and killed internet access. Then I followed the instructions above. I am surprised that with the phone number etc. Apple cannot do anything about this?