Cross-site scripting, malware coding, and other loopholes are beyond my expertise, but the way I understand it, if certain items lurking on your computer see certain other keys/indicators from ads, etc they utilize those vulnerabilities to progress their design.
It could be something from the way our ads run here that is triggering a response, but considering the datacenter guys don't have a bead on it, our administrator does not have a bead on it, and several other people with what sounds like properly secured browsers don't have anything we can point to, it would start to lean towards worms, trojan horses, or other malware lurking on client side devices.
I've gone on in my iphone 6+, and nothing happens. I've gone on with an iPad. Nothing. Non-secured IE10. Nothing. Safari unmodified. Nothing. Fresh instance of Firefox. Nothing.
After a certain number of failures to recreate the events, the judicious technician must consider client side issues that are outside his control. Hence my suggestion....
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