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free account now! or read our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. microsoft bluescreen scam - am i infected? Started by princessdew , Jun 02 2015 02:08 PM Please log in to reply 12 replies to this topic #1 princessdew princessdew Members 9 posts OFFLINE Local time:01:21 PM Posted 02 June 2015 - 02:08 PM HP 2000 NOTEBOOK 2D09WM BITDEFENDER INTERNET SECURITY SUITE MALWARE BYTES PRO A friend told me last week that while surfing she got a blue screen blue screen virus windows 10 that said contact Microsoft at a certain phone number. She exited internet explorer and turned the computer off. I got the computer and found nothing in scans and could not recreate it. She called last night and had the same thing happen. I told her to just shut the lid on the laptop and I picked it up this morning. I turned it on and IE was open. It is a blue screen saying WINDOWS WARNING ERRORS 0X000000CE DRIVER_UNLOADED_WITHOUT_CANCELLING_PENDING OPERATIONS WINDOWS HEALTH IS CRITICAL DO NOT RESTART **I HAVE A PIC OF THE SCREEN IF YOU NEED** Over this blue screen in a white pop up screen stating: There is a .net frame work file missing du to some harmfull virus. (harmfull is spelled that way) Deub malware error 895-system 32.exe failure Please contact Microsoft technicians to rectify the issue. yada yada Tollfree Helpline at 1-855-922-7632 and more text. ***I HAVE A PORTION OF A PIC OF THIS*** The website address shows www.bluescreenerror I saw she was trying to access Youtube through a yahoo search. I looked and noted that the first entry was not the real youtube link. I took the chance and clicked that link and was able to recreate the blue screen pages she received. I don't think she is infected and have ran the following: I have ran malware bytes proand nothing found. I ran Bitdefender Internet Security
(Portugal) Portuguëse (Brazil) Nederlands polski Pусский × Blog Threats Scams MBTV Forums Cybercrime | Social engineering Avoid this BSoD Tech Support Scam Posted September 8, 2015 by Christopher Boyd Way blue screen computer virus back in 2008, I wrote about a piece of malware which took a blue screen virus scan prank Blue Screen of Death screensaver created by a security researcher, bundled it with malware and unleashed it on the blue screen of death virus general public. While they sat looking in horror at the fake BSoD, rather nasty files were installing in the background. It was certainly inventive, but these days it's all about the money http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/578203/microsoft-bluescreen-scam-am-i-infected/ and any attempt at elaborate shenanigans have been replaced by the quickest route to a pot of cash. Here's another one of those cut and paste fake Blue Screen of Death websites we wrote about in July, this time located at windows-error-alert(dot)info/index(dot)html The URL, registered behind an anonymity service on September 1st, really wants you to think your PC just went kaboom: Using the https://blog.malwarebytes.com/cybercrime/2015/09/avoid-this-bsod-tech-support-scam/ same boilerplate text as shown in our other blog, its claims you've had the following problem occur: BSOD: Error 333 Registry Failure of Operating System - Host: BLUE SCREEN ERROR 0x000000CE Please contact Microsoft Technicians at Toll Free: [phone number] To immediately rectify issue to prevent data loss If you have Javascript enabled, you'll be nagged forever and a day unless you kill the browser with the below pop-up message: It says: Are you sure you want to leave this page? *********** System Security At Risk *********** Critical Security Warning! Windows has detected a serious attack on this system, as your IP Address seems to accessed from two different locations at one time. A Suspicious Connection was trying to access Your Logins, Banking Details & Tracking Your Internet Activity. Please contact the Windows Support team immediately at [removed] (TOLL FREE) and provide error code UR97L1DA2TA to scan and resolve the potential threats to your personal and financial information, which seems to be accessed from another computer. Your Windows Security Center & Firewall Services are disabled. Your TCP Connection was blocked by your Firewall. Your Accounts may be suspended until you take an action. Consequently
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could happen to you. How it starts You're using your computer when out of the blue a "virus" or "infection" or "suspicious connection" warning pops up on your screen. It will probably use a variety of technical-sounding phrases to tell you that there's a problems, and that you are at risk for all kinds of scary consequences ("computer damage," "data corruption", etc.). You might see multiple pop-ups. At the end of this text there is a phone number you can call to get help. In addition you may see a "blue screen" or other colorful text and images, claiming there is a problem with your computer. You may also hear a man's or woman's voice coming from your computer, telling you that this is urgent, call immediately, you are at risk, etc. Or you might hear a siren noise. Don't believe it! This is a scam, pure and simple. These messages and sounds are all designed to scare you, make you leave your common sense aside, and intimidate you into calling that number.The message on your screen will probably have an "OK" button that, when you click it, closes and then immediately reopens the alert, making you feel trapped, and reinforcing the illusion that you have only one option, to call that number. Don't fall for this! Just because it says there's a problem on your computer screen doesn't make it true.What happens if you call You will reach someone who will claim to be able to help you. Everything they say is designed to move you through their agenda:Convince you that there is a problem with your computer, which there isn't. (Yes, it's possible that your computer might have some infections, but calling a stranger on the phone is not the way to deal with them. Trust me.)If you ask them who they are or who they work for, they will tell you anything to convince you to move forward with their agenda - Microsoft, Google, Apple, etc.They will use anything and everything you tell them about you or your situation to reinforce their scare tactics and manipulation.Their next step is to have you download some software into your