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That kind of drive-by web malware is pretty common these days, and there's no real defense. If you see it again, do a system restore to a point you know is previous to getting it. That almost always gets rid of it. If it doesn't, you have a serious problem (I ran in to one that was sophisticated enough to kill most AV programs, block access to Microsoft Update and AV web sites, and deleted all old restore points. That involved reinstalled Windows.)
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