Developers share them with third parties who misuse private data to generate revenue. Most PUAs collect details such as users' IP addresses, geolocations, URLs of visited websites, entered search queries, and so on. In most cases, these apps are designed to open dubious web pages, collect browsing data, and display ads. They are usually opened by potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) installed on the operating system and/or browser.

Typically, people do not visit such websites intentionally. Restoring the previously closed session opens the same website and causes the system to crash again. To stop this, you must end the browser process through Task Manager. This particular website causes high CPU usage and freezes the browser and entire operating system. Websites of this kind should never be trusted - if your browser opens them, they should be closed and never reopened. Their main goal is to extort money from innocent people. Typically, people who call them are encouraged to purchase software or use their remote 'technical services'. This tech support scam essentially tricks people into calling scammers immediately. Visitors are also informed that their computers were infected since the 'System Activation KEY' (supposedly, Windows activation key) expired. It is stated that some information such as passwords, credit card details, and other sensitive details are already stolen. Visitors are encouraged to call the '+1-83' number immediately, otherwise the detected malicious software will cause further damage. We strongly recommend that you ignore this scam and do not call the number provided.Īccording to this scam website, it has detected spyware, which caused error '0x80092ee9'. The main purpose of this scam is to trick people into calling scammers who seek to extort money from unsuspecting people. This web page is disguised as an official Windows Support website, however, Microsoft has nothing do to with it. 'Microsoft Protected Your Computer' is a notification that is displayed on the website of a technical support scam. What is 'Microsoft Protected Your Computer'?

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