A number of times while working in mozilla.org, a message has popped onto my screen with "Windows Activation Technologies" written across the top bar. Under that is a back button and next to that a yellow star followed by the Windows Activation Technologies given again. The message says, in bold, "This computer is not running genuine Windows." Below that it says, "To use Windows without interruption, this computer needs to be running genuine Windows. Off to the right of that is a little sign on a black background rectangle that says "ask for genuine Microsoft Software." The paragraph below the first one says, "With genuine Windows you have access to all Windows updates and can be confident that your Windows software has the latest security and reliabiliy enhancements from Microsoft." Below that, in a rectangle with a line around it, it says in bold, "Resolve online now. Below the rectangle an underlined link says Read the privacy stateme3nt online. Then at the very bottom left are these characters: 0x8004fe22. There's a "Cancel" button on the bottom right. Since I know that I purchased "genuine" Windows," I'm assuming this is scareware hoping I'll click on that link, which I don't intend to. Have other Firefox readers been receiving this window with its notice? I made a print screen shot of it, but I'm not sure how to display that here. I suppose I could email it to a responder.