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Issue abstract:
Detailed description: Openen nieuwe TAB geeft telkens weer de melding: Je verbinding is niet privé. Ik kan dit niet verwijderen zodat ik opneiuw een nieuw tabblad kan invoeren.
Aanvallers proberen misschien je gegevens van puthgoodsget te stelen (bijvoorbeeld wachtwoorden, berichten of creditcardgegevens).
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What is the error message you are seeing?MON_NAME_INVALID
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Which browser are you using? (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, etc.)
What operating system? (Windows 10, Windows 11, Mac, Android, etc.)
Does the address bar actually show puthgoodsget or a longer address?
Did this start after installing a browser extension or free software?
Does the problem occur in an InPrivate/Incognito window?
Have you checked the browser’s startup and New Tab settings?
Possible troubleshooting steps:
Disable all browser extensions temporarily.
Check whether the default search engine or New Tab page has been changed.
Run a full Norton scan and Malwarebytes scan.
Reset the browser settings to their defaults.
If using Chrome or Edge, review installed extensions and remove anything unfamiliar.
Based on the description alone, my suspicion would be a browser extension or browser hijacker redirecting new tabs to an invalid domain rather than a problem with Norton itself.
Run a full Norton scan and then perform a Malwarebytes Threat Scan. Also review browser extensions and browser startup/new-tab settings, since repeated certificate warnings on every new tab can indicate a browser hijacker or misbehaving extension.
For this particular symptom—new tabs opening to a strange hostname and generating certificate errors—I would probably suggest:
Run a full Norton scan.
Run a Malwarebytes Threat Scan.
Review browser extensions carefully.
Check the browser’s startup page, search engine, and new tab settings.
Reset the browser if no obvious culprit is found.
That said, if the address really is something like “puthgoodsget”, I would still put browser extension corruption or a hijacked new-tab/search setting ahead of malware. Many of these cases turn out to be an extension that was installed intentionally but later changed behavior.
Since Norton Safe Web reports puthgoodsget.com as Warning, I’d be more concerned with why your browser is opening that site automatically. A new tab should normally open the browser’s New Tab page, not a third-party website.
Which browser and operating system are you using?
Please check:
Installed browser extensions/add-ons
Startup page settings
Default search engine settings
New Tab page settings (if supported by the browser)
Also run a full Norton scan and a Malwarebytes scan to rule out adware or a browser hijacker.
The fact that the OP reported only “MON_NAME_INVALID” and not a normal browsing scenario makes me suspect they may not even realize a specific website is being loaded behind the error page. The discovery that it’s puthgoodsget.com is a pretty important clue.
Since Norton Safe Web reports puthgoodsget.com as Warning, please check whether the site has been granted browser notification permissions and remove them if present. However, because the issue occurs when opening a new tab, I’d be more suspicious of a browser extension or modified New Tab/startup setting than a notification permission alone.
Since Norton Safe Web reports puthgoodsget.com as Warning and multiple security vendors flag the URL, I’d investigate why your browser is attempting to load that domain when opening a new tab. The site itself appears to present as a “New Tab” page. Please check browser extensions/add-ons, startup and home page settings, default search settings, and notification permissions. Also run a full Norton scan and a Malwarebytes scan to look for browser hijackers or unwanted software.
puthgoodsget.com has a poor reputation according to multiple security services and should not be trusted. More importantly, a browser should not be automatically opening that domain whenever a new tab is created. Please investigate browser extensions, startup/home page settings, search provider settings, and possible browser hijackers or unwanted software.
Are you signed into your browser with Sync enabled, and do you see the same behavior on any other devices using the same browser account?
Did this start after installing a browser extension, browser update, or new software? Are you signed into Chrome/Edge/Firefox Sync, and does the same behavior occur on any other devices using the same browser account?
A Chromium certificate-name mismatch error is commonly:
NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID
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The error is useful as a clue, but it’s not the thing that needs fixing.
Something causes the browser to open puthgoodsget.com when a new tab is created.
Why is the browser opening that domain?
Browser and version?
OS?
Sync enabled?
Other devices affected?
Extensions installed?
New Tab/Home/Startup/Search settings?
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Norton is detecting puthgoodsget.com as a phishing URL. The immediate concern is determining why your browser is attempting to open that site whenever a new tab is created. Please check browser extensions, startup/home page settings, search settings, synchronization across devices, and run security scans to look for unwanted browser modifications.
puthgoodsget.com shows signs of being dangerous and appears designed to trick you into sharing personal information. The domain is also relatively new, which is often a warning sign.
Do not enter any personal details on this site. If you’ve already shared information there, consider changing your passwords and monitoring your accounts for suspicious activity.
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The browser has likely been modified by something the user installed, allowed, or synchronized.
Until the OP answers those questions, we’re thinking this as a browser modification issue rather than a certificate issue. The certificate/privacy error is simply how the problem became visible. The underlying issue is that something introduced an unwanted, suspicious destination into the browser’s new-tab workflow.
The remaining unknown—at least for the OP—isn’t the domain’s reputation anymore. It’s the mechanism in the browser that is causing requests to be made to that domain in the first place.
https://puthgoodsget.com
fwiw~ as test: Norton Safe Web/Web Shield disabled and the domain is allowed to load, the destination presents itself as a generic “New Tab” search portal with shopping-oriented shortcut links.
That doesn’t automatically make it malicious, but it does make it difficult to establish any bona fides.
This helps explain why Norton formed a negative opinion of the domain. Security reputation systems don’t just look at malware. They also evaluate trust indicators, ownership transparency, behavior patterns, redirect activity, and associations.
