malware? on FF, clicking help, about mozilla shows pic of Thai ex PM Thaksin

i wonder if i'm infected with spyware or it's deliberate for 3.0.5 (or if its from one of my addons-adblock, foxmarks, no squint, noscript, and noia), but when i click on help, about mozilla on vista, instead of the firefox pic, i get a picture of ex thai PM Thaksin and a message below that says "Help Thaksin, help Thais fight with bureaucratic polity system." "Free Thais from the hidden shadow !" (see attached) i don't see other typical hijacking behavior so far...

thanks for all your help!

ran avira, mbam-nothing detected.

 

Firefox: 'Thaksin' message is not spyware

As I am 'not an expert' I am unable to respond to jravac's question about the "Help Thaksin.." message that comes up when you click 'About Firefox', so I thought I would post it here for a moderator to copy to the relevant post.

The problem is caused by the Noia (extreme) theme. If you uninstall that theme the 'about' message will return to normal.

You can check this by reading some of the later reviews about the theme on the Firefox website - A number of them have been just the 1 star and comment on the message being mistaken for malware.

I hope that helps.

 

now it looks like it's from my theme in ff-noia-when i disable this, the picture goes away...

 

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In reference to your mentioned problem, another user has posted something that may be helpful to you. I merged that users post to this thread. Thanks to "brynhils" for the information.

 

thanks for all the help-yeah, it was definitely the them that did it. i don't see any other evidence of highjacking so i'll keep it for now...

 

Okay!:major