Scammers are using a fake captcha hack to steal your personal information: 'Verify you're human.' Here's the big red flag to watch for

Hackers are using this insidious scam to get unwitting victims to install malware themselves.
Ars Technica

How Windows tech support scammers walked right into a trap set by the feds

How Windows tech support scammers walked right into a trap set by the feds Thread starter JournalBot Start date Dec 5, 2012 Jump to latest Follow Reply Status Not open for further replies.
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This Windows update pop-up is a scam

The update screen is a normal occurrence on Windows machines, so of course hackers are now manipulating it to sneak malware onto devices. The scheme, a recent iteration of a ClickFix attack, is ...
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BBB: How to avoid 'Expiring License' scam for Microsoft users

The Better Business Bureau issued a consumer alert for Microsoft computer users. The scam comes after Microsoft announced it is no longer providing technical assistance, software updates, or bug fixes ...
ZDNet

Scammers are increasingly using messaging and social media apps to attack

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Urgent Windows warning issued and don't ignore it if you use Microsoft Office

An urgent alert has been issued to millions of Windows users after the discovery of a new scam that offers Office and Spotify for (contains affiliate links) ...
CNET

Scam Messages Are Everywhere. CNET Survey Finds 96% of Americans Are Targeted by Scammers Each Week

Everywhere you look there's a potential scam waiting to happen. Look no further than your inbox, CNET survey finds. Dashia is the consumer insights editor for CNET. She specializes in data-driven ...