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An inspired writer and content manager who has been with SensorsTechForum for 4 years. Enjoys ‘Mr. Robot’ and fears ‘1984’. Focused on user privacy and malware development, she strongly believes in a world where cybersecurity plays a central role. If common sense makes no sense, she will be there to take notes. Those notes may later turn into articles! Follow Milena @Milenyim
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A new type of phishing scam was recently detected by Cofense researchers. In this scam, criminals were trying to lure potential victims with a salary increase. Scammers used a basic spoofing technique to trick employees into thinking that their company’s…
What is “Your operating system has been hacked” e-mail? This article is made to help explain what exactly is “Your operating system has been hacked” e-mail scam and how you can remove it from your computer. “Your operating system has…
What is ERROR 0xC004FC03? How to remove the software that keeps causing ERROR 0xC004FC03 scam messages to pop-up on your computer? The ERROR 0xC004FC03 is yet another scam message that urges online users to call Microsoft Windows Support. The scam’s…
Update November 2019! What is www.fastsupport.com? Is Fast Support safe? Can you trust FastSupport? Is Fastsupport.com a scam? Does Fastsupport Apple Scam exist? SIDENOTE: This post was originally published in October 2018. But we gave it an update in November…
Are you seeing a “High level of danger. Your account was under attack” email in your inbox that appears to be sent from your own email account? Do not worry as this is just another version of a quite widespread…
There is a new email sextortion scam that is extorting users with the pretext that their email accounts were hacked and they have been recorded watching “dirty videos”. In other words, a new blackmail scam is circling the web, this…
“Keep your secrets safe” is the subject line of another sextortion scam currently being spread via email. The sextortion message claims to be authored by “the WannaCry hacker group”. However, this claim is a lie, as the scammers are just…
A new email sextortion scam is circling the web, using the subject line “Your account is being used by another person!”. As seen in many other similar scams, scammers are extorting users with the pretext that their email accounts were…
The”The system is badly damaged” and “virus found (4)!” are fake alert messages, most certainly triggered by a tech-support sam. Such fake virus alerts may also indicate that a PUP (potentially unwanted program) or rogue software has sneaked into your…
What is The Virus Developer e-mail scam virus? How to remove The Virus Developer from your computer? How to stop The Virus Developer e-mails? ‘The Virus Developer’ is a series of e-mail scams that may or may not contain different…
What are the 1nCuB0 e-mails? Are 1nCuB0 e-mails real extortion or fake? How to remove the 1nCuB0 scam virus and stop 1nCuB0 e-mails? The 1nCuB0 virus is part of the recent wave of blackmail sextortion e-mail scams. The hackers send…
What is the N1ghtm4re e-mail scam virus? How to remove N1ghtm4re e-mail hacker scam? Is the N1ghtm4re e-mail real or fake? The N1ghtm4re e-mail messages are part of a major e-mail spam campaign. Such campaign includes sending the same or…
SIDENOTE: This post was originally published in February 2018. But we gave it an update in September 2019. This article will help you to remove the VIRUS ALERT FROM MICROSOFT scam from affected browser and system. Follow the tech support…
What is the “Your Account Has Been Locked” scam? How does “Your Account Has Been Locked” scam work? How to remove “Your Account Has Been Locked” scam from your Mac? A new scam message likely caused by a virus on…
Click Allow To Win A Prize scam redirect can affect your browser. Click Allow To Win A Prize is a scam caused by a redirect and can push ads and redirects. Click Allow To Win A Prize is located on…
