Hey Wendell..

A scan of your website shows no infections, so that's good news.

The first thing I thought of when reading your message was that you might have a local malware or virus infection. Have you tried running a virus and malware scan?

Recommendations:

http://malwarebytes.org/

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security-essentials-download

http://lifehacker.com/adwcleaner-removes-toolbars-and-other-malware-in-one-cl-734204747

http://www.surfright.nl/en/hitmanpro

Another thought... there are 4 different webmail programs available on our hosting platform. Each is different in terms of format, functionality, style, etc. Personally, I prefer the barebones style of SquirrelMail. Anyway, is it possible that you switched from one webmail program to another?

It's still Squirrel Mail, I do get to see the other three on the Harness Technologies Banner, but my Autoload is enabled for Squirrel Mail.

I have been getting a "Security Token" alert for sometime now. It tells me the "Squirrel Mail" site has a missing or incorrect security toke and asks if I want to go ahead (to the website). After saying yes, everything seems to work fine.

Now in the last few minutes I was able to reply to an incoming email with an attachment. Something I couldn't do this AM. The different font creeps me out. Not that I mind different font, it's just a "whodidthis?" kind of thing.

I've got several security and malware defender on all my computers. They are updated automatically. I checked for any updates that happened in the wee hours and found nothing.

I guess it's working now. I will keep an eye on it. Thnx for the quick response. Money Penny sends her best to Angel.

Heartbleed?

Would the mysterious results be from the Heartbleed security breach?

Heartbleed?

We patched that within an hour of the announcement, 2 days ago. 🙂

> I've got several security and malware defender on all my computers. They are updated automatically. I checked for any updates that happened in the wee hours and found nothing.

I would suggest that you actually run regular scans in addition to keeping them updated.

I'm looking further into the security token issue, but I suspect that it's nothing to worry about (because your account isn't behind an SSL certificate, which is normal for most sites).

Also, just to make sure we are on the same page, can you email me ([email protected]) the following:

• The exact URL you are using to access/login to webmail
• The browser and version you are running
• Possibly a screen shot of the security token error?

Thanks!