'Error Code: RNN7892' Pop-Ups

The 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups are connected to a computer support hoax that is facilitated by corrupted ads, links and browser hijacking software. Computer users may encounter the 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups when they click on ads and links that are part of messages like the 'You may be infected!' and the 'You need to secure your browser!' hosted on banners. As stated before, browser hijacking software may be used to reroute users to content on untrusted domains such as:

• 24x7pcspeed-support.com
• buginsystem.info
• cleanonlinedevice.com
• getscanpc.com
• micropcmax.info

The 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups do not promote legitimate services, and you should not expect to contact certified technicians. Security experts alert that the 'Error Code: RNN7892' notifications are phishing messages that offer misleading information enhanced with animations and trusted logos to convince users that they are infected with threats. The 'Error Code: RNN7892' message aim to urge the user to call a toll-free phone line such as +800-832-1657, which is operated by con artists. The 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups are known to feature the following text:

'System Alert.
Browser Blocked for Security Reasons.
System has detected that a virus has infected your system and trying to steal pictures , data and social networking passwords. Rectify it immediately.
ERROR CODE: RNN7892
Tell this error code to the agent.
This may happen due to obsolete network protections.
To fix, please call System Network and Security support number at 1-800-832-1657 (Toll Free) immediately. Please ensure you do not restart your computer to prevent data loss.
System Generated warning.
Do not Ignore.
Please contact support at the toll-free: +1-800-832-1657.
PLEASE DO NOT SHUT DOWN FOR RESTART THE COMPUTER, DOING THAT MAY LEAD TO DATA LOSS AND POSSIBLE FAILURE OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM, AND POTENTIAL NON BOOTABLE SITUATION RESULTING IN COMPLETE DATA LOSS CONTACT CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS TO RESOLVE....
It will Cause a Permanent Damage to the System...'

When the user loads an untrusted site, the 'Error Code: RNN7892' alert might be displayed, and the browser may freeze. As you can see, the designers behind the 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups aim to fool the user into thinking that a system administrator intervened to prevent further damaged to the PC. You may see a screenshot of a fake security app named 'PC Help Center Tools' in the background of the 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups. Do not call the phone numbers listed on the 'Error Code: RNN7892' notifications because con artists may attempt to sell you a subscription plan for lifetime technical support services. You might want to install a reliable anti-spyware tool that can block the 'Error Code: RNN7892' pop-ups and access to your PC.