'PC Help Center Tools' Pop-Ups
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| Ranking: | 13,248 |
| Threat Level: | 80 % (High) |
| Infected Computers: | 653 |
| First Seen: | June 8, 2016 |
| Last Seen: | August 28, 2023 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
A browser hijacking application on your computer is responsible for the 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-ups that are displayed in your browser. The 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-up windows may appear as legitimate program windows that originate from your PC. However, the 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-ups are loaded with content from the Internet and designed to misguide users into thinking that they are infected with Trojans, viruses and spyware. The 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-ups may feature an interactive Adobe Flash animation to simulate a user-interface interaction. Security experts strongly advise users against clicking on the 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-ups and downloading fixes that may be promoted on your screen. As stated above, a browser hijacking on your machine aims to simulate a security breach and direct the user to call toll-free phone lines like 800-559-213 and 800-754-3403. Calling the phone number on the PC Help Center Tools is not a good idea because con artists may convince you to provide a remote desktop connection to your computer.
The fake computer assistants associated with PC Help Center Tools may suggest that Windows did not manage to install 'definition updates' and you experiencing ' Error Code: 0x000007c' alerts because you are infected with PowerSpy and Screenspy. Users may be offered to buy a premium license for Spyware Destroyer and resolve the problems listed on the 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-up windows. You should not fall for the tricks of con artists and avoid following instructions that are provided via phone and by the 'PC Help Center Tools' pop-up windows. The Spyware Destroyer application is classified as a rogue anti-spyware program and should not be installed on computer systems. Security experts add that the PC Help Center Tools may be seen under the banner 'System Security Tool' and you need to stay vigilant. Invest your trust into a renowned anti-malware solution that can cleanse your OS and keep your Internet connection secured.
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