That's a piece of malware trying to get you to install the spyware it comes with by clicking where it indicates. Probably in an add which the people at DrunkDuck acted to remove as soon as they detected it. I've dropped three ad agencies from supplying ads to BC because they were careless about what kinds of ads they put in their space.

I've not found McAfee or Norton to be particularly effective at preventing infection, BTW. They are much too interested in selling you something.

One of the freeware versions of a corporate anti-virus program is much more effective, much less intrusive and yards-to-miles much less demanding of your attention to its working. Since you have paid for them, Norton and McAfee want you to think they are doing something and give you all sorts of meaningless warnings and puffed-up reports along with a too large number of false positives.

The corporations subsidize freeware versions of the software they use to help keep virus and other malware down in general. In the past, I have used AVG to great good effect with less than a quarter of the annoyance that comes packaged with Norton and McAfee. AVG does have a pay version that adds identity theft protection and some other things you probably don't need. They'll try to sell you this so they are not golden children of God by any means. :)

I'm going to leave this up for awhile as being illustrative of a needed internet lesson.

Hugs,
Erin

= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.