FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER

COMPUTER THREATS SECURITY

WHAT IS PHISHING

Question [CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
If you receive a message that your computer has a virus, you should . . .
A
download the fix immediately!
B
be suspicious because they can’t tell if your computer has a virus.
C
send them your credit card information right away to get help!
D
None of the above
Explanation: 

Detailed explanation-1: -If you notice any or all these symptoms, your computer might have a virus and you should act: Suddenly slow computer performance, meaning it takes a noticeably longer time to start up or open programs. Problems unexpectedly shutting down or restarting. Missing files.

Detailed explanation-2: -Don’t click on pop-ups or ads about your computer’s performance. Scammers insert unwanted software into pop-up messages or ads that warn that your computer’s security or performance is Avoid clicking on these ads if you don’t know the source.

Detailed explanation-3: -Search the product name: When in doubt, look up the name you see in the warning. If you can’t find it online, or if the alleged company has terrible reviews, it’s almost certainly a fake. Close your browser: To get rid of the ad, close your browser-don’t click the “X” on a fake virus pop-up.

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