Potential iPhone 5S virus/adware?

[Guest]

So if I type in "PG248Q Calibration TomsHardware" on Safari or Google Chrome when using my iPhone and proceed to the first link, shortly after I will be redirected to a site named "apple.com-uk-dig2.claim.your.daily.reward" and it tells me that I have won some rewards, obviously fake. I don't get redirected on any Android devices or my PC, so it's either that my mobile is infected or this pop up only shows for Apple devices, I do not have another Apple device to test it on.

 

The pop-up also says "Congratulations lucky British Telecom user!" which is my ISP (BT, I live in the UK), so maybe it's something DNS related? I made a post recently about some internet troubles I was having where my internet would shut off on all devices around 1 AM or 4 AM for no reason and when I tried to access webpages in this period it would say "the connection is not private" instead of "no internet connection". This has since gone away and I haven't been disconnected in around 3 days. So maybe it's possible I'm being attacked?

 

Any idea how I would get around this without doing a factory reset on the iPhone? Or does this sound like a bigger issue?

[DrMacintosh]

Your phone is fine, I haven't heard of any website ever successfully breaching the security of an iPhone except for sites that were dedicated towards that goal, like Jailbreakme.com, but that has since long been patched along with the exploits. 

[ProjectBox153]

That's just a bad link. Try looking at the links you are clicking on, and see what other tabs are open. Close all of them, as one of them (could be any) may be causing the issue. 

[Pesukarhu]

Probably a scummy ad on the website the link goes to, detects ios browser, redirects, displays message. Gets isp name from public ip address range. Tries to get you to give your personal information to receive "gift". Just a typical scam attempt and little to worry about.

Internet problem is something with your modem/router or something on the isps side.