Flash player update on safari, it appear an installer website (non flash payer)

Hi,
i have some problems on my safari, when i try to accese facebook, google (sometimes), and ususally some different pages, it shows an error "WARNING, Your flasj player may be aout of date, plase update to continue", when i click "accept" (i have to 'cause if not, i can not surg on my safaru) and appears a new age to install this flas player usdtae, neverteless, the url is not from flash player... waht can i do... u change to oprea, google chrome.. it apperar as same as i wrote. off corus i have nor done the update, i dont trust in the web page..
please, helm me,
regards

Do not trust an alert from any website to update Flash.
Open the Flash Player pane in System Preferences and select the Advanced tab. The version shown should be 12.0.0.77.

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