Do Not Call 1-870-513-0108 - it is a Fake Technical Support Number

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Do Not Call 1-870-513-0108 - it is a Fake Technical Support Number

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Online users who have received messages like the one below claiming there is something wrong with their devices, operating systems or software are asked to delete them. This is because the messages are fakes and the number (1-870-513-0108) the messages ask the recipients to call is a fake Technical Support number. Therefore, online users are asked not to call the number and should not follow the instructions in the messages.

A Fake Message Advising Potential Victims to Call 1-870-513-0108

Microsoft Warning Alert **

Malicious P*rnographic Spyware/Riskware Detected

Error # Unknown System Failure!

Please call us immediately at: +1870-513-0108

Do not ignore this critical alert.

If you close this page, your computer access will be disabled to prevent further damage to our network.

Your computer has alerted us that it has been infected with a Pornographic Spyware and riskware. The following information is being stolen...

> Financial Data

> Facebook Logins

> Credit Card Details

> Email Account Logins

> Photos stored on this computer

You must contact us immediately so that our expert engineers can walk you through the removal process over the phone to protect your identity. Please call us immediately to prevent your computer from being disabled or from any information loss.

Toll Free: +1870-513-0108

The website hxxp:/windows-spyware-media-info.xyz is a fake technical support website. It has been created by cybercriminals to trick visitors into sending them their personal information, financial information and account credentials. Once the cybercriminals have gotten their potential victims’ information they will use it to gain access to their accounts and use them fraudulently.

Online users who have already been tricked by the scam are asked to change their passwords.

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