Super slow internet after Sept security update for OS 10.4

I updated my computer last week with the Sept security update (for OS 10.4) and now my computer has come to a crawl when using the internet. My wife's PC still zips through the internet without problems. It's not the router causing the problem.

HOLY MOTHER$%&*$& SH*& and other various expletives. I have been pulling my hair out for a week trying to figure this out. I had advice to change my router security from WPA to WEP, turning off the Ipv6 configuration, you name it.. I tried it and this worked like a charm! My internet is blazing again! Come to think of it, could this be the reason that about a month ago I would go to trusted websites I have been using for years and when I would click on links it would redirect me to all kinds of various websites that had nothing to do with what I was looking for. It was to the point where when I would click on a link I would look at the bottom left of the window (firefox) and it would always start with the same IP and I could tell it was doing that redirection thing.
Anyway, BDAqua.... THANK YOU!!!
me

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