unless you can merely flip it off and ignore it.
If you have to spend endless hours reloading your operating system or have to pay a ransom it's more than a scam.
unless you can merely flip it off and ignore it.
If you have to spend endless hours reloading your operating system or have to pay a ransom it's more than a scam.
I can just exit out of edge and it's gone. It popped up twice today on me
you will probably want to run a malware detector Â
Is that Greg for LI’s response and the responses to that.
While I am assuming it is 100% well intentioned, it is a text book example of social engineering and how the majority of malware attacks start.
Again, I’m not trying to imply Greg for LI is trying to dump some malware payload on anyone. Just pointing out how easily these things are deployed. No fancy software tricks, just simple “See below click here” links
Is that Greg for LI’s response and the responses to that.
While I am assuming it is 100% well intentioned, it is a text book example of social engineering and how the majority of malware attacks start.
Again, I’m not trying to imply Greg for LI is trying to dump some malware payload on anyone. Just pointing out how easily these things are deployed. No fancy software tricks, just simple “See below click here” links
Except when you hover over Greg's link (without clicking it), you see the link target goes to Microsoft's website.
Link - ( New Window )
Thank you Greg
If you have to spend endless hours reloading your operating system or have to pay a ransom it's more than a scam.
If you have to spend endless hours reloading your operating system or have to pay a ransom it's more than a scam.
I can just exit out of edge and it's gone. It popped up twice today on me
Yeah I ran Malware Bytes and it comes saying nothing found. It hasn't shown up today
While I am assuming it is 100% well intentioned, it is a text book example of social engineering and how the majority of malware attacks start.
Again, I’m not trying to imply Greg for LI is trying to dump some malware payload on anyone. Just pointing out how easily these things are deployed. No fancy software tricks, just simple “See below click here” links
Hope it paid off!
While I am assuming it is 100% well intentioned, it is a text book example of social engineering and how the majority of malware attacks start.
Again, I’m not trying to imply Greg for LI is trying to dump some malware payload on anyone. Just pointing out how easily these things are deployed. No fancy software tricks, just simple “See below click here” links
Except when you hover over Greg's link (without clicking it), you see the link target goes to Microsoft's website.