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Tech scams trick you into handing over access or credentials. Fake antivirus warnings, support-call impersonation, phishing links, malicious QR codes and remote-access requests all aim to control your device or accounts. Once inside, scammers can drain bank accounts or lock you out entirely.
Bogus 'your device is infected' warnings pushing paid 'security' software or support fees.
Callers posing as Microsoft, Apple or your ISP who claim a problem and request remote access.
Deceptive emails, texts and sites that trick you into revealing passwords, codes or card details.
Malicious apps that mimic real ones to steal logins, intercept codes, or drain accounts.
Aggressive popups and fake alerts that push malware downloads or fake support numbers.
Malicious QR codes on stickers, emails or posters that lead to phishing or payment fraud.
Pages that fake a 'locked' or 'frozen' computer to force a call to fake support.
Any scam that persuades you to install screen-sharing or remote-control software to seize your device.
Bogus 'update required' prompts that install malware instead of genuine updates.
'Your storage is full' or 'shared file' messages that phish your cloud or email login.
Bogus 'reset your password' or 'unusual login' messages that capture credentials and codes.
Tricks and 'MFA fatigue' attacks designed to capture or approve your second authentication factor.