Bangladesh Grey Hat Hackers on my MacBook Pro

I was working on several tabs in Firefox on my MacBook Pro 13".  When I returned to one of the tabs, there was what appeared to be a giant pop-up with a message / warning from the Bangladesh Grey Hat Hackers saying my MBP had been hacked.  It had my IP address listed. I immediately shut down and have not reopened that computer.  What is the safest way to proceed?

Did you see something like this? (photo below)
They only took over the website, they did not intrude into the computer. Your system is fine.
If you look carefully the IP address and OS version are totally not right.
(255.255.255.255 is the last IPv4 address)

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