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I moved across town after having no problems, and connected to a new internet provider (in Guatemala). Again, no problems until this one showed up a couple of days later. If I try to go to a top level web site, such as www.apple.com or inmotionhosting.com, it asks me to log in even though the top level is unsecured. It doesn't matter what web site, and it doesn't always happen, but the simple dialog is always formatted the same as the example below: Log in to www.(anytoplevel).com:80 Your password will be sent unencrypted (box) User Name (box) Password (checkbox) Remember this password Cancel Log In This looks like a PFishing attempt to collect passwords. The strange thing is that if I connect to a different router (room next door) the issue does not happen. Regards, Larry
