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Beware the PowerShell Ploy: Fake Fixes Infect PCs with Malware Menace
Beware of Tech Turbulence: Fake error messages are the latest ruse by cyber scoundrels. Click ‘fix’ and you’ll install more than just updates—hello, malware mayhem! #PowerShellPandemonium
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Remember the good old days when the biggest worry was accidentally downloading a toolbar with your software bundle? Ah, nostalgia. Now, we've leveled up to malware masquerading as tech support, complete with a side of fake error messages. I guess even cybercriminals are getting into the role-playing scene—dressing up their nasty code as helpful PowerShell "fixes." The only thing they're fixing, though, is the match between your computer's security and Swiss cheese.Already a member? Log in here