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Send-news.net is a misleading website that uses social engineering to force users into subscribing to push notifications from this or similar websites that will in turn bombard users with unwanted adverts usually related to adware, adult web sites and other click fraud schemes. This web-site will deliver the message stating that the user should click

Windows-microsoftt.com popup is a browser-based scam which uses social engineering methods to force unsuspecting users into believing that the system has been infected by malicious software. It states that clicking ‘Scan Now’ button is necessary to prevent further system damage. If you click the ‘Scan Now’ button, then the web page imitates virus scanning and

Windowsguidenews.com is a website that attempts to deceive you into allowing its spam notifications from this or similar web-sites that will in turn bombard users with unwanted adverts usually related to adware software, adult websites and other click fraud schemes. This webpage shows the ‘Confirm notifications’ prompt states that clicking ‘Allow’ will let the user

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