Win32pccure.info

The pop-up windows from Win32pccure.info that appear to be a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), and prevent users from accessing the Internet should not be trusted. A browser hijacking application on your computer may be generating the Win32pccure.info pop-ups, and you are not infected with a severe cyber threat that may be mentioned on the messages from Win32pccure.info. The Win32pccure.info browser hijacker may have been introduced to your system via a free program installer that you handled with the 'Express' or 'Typical' option carelessly. Security experts note that the Win32pccure.info browser hijacker may work as a browser service in your system background and hide its thread in the svchost.exe host process. The Win32pccure.info browser hijacker may edit the properties of your browser shortcut to enable its operations every time you start an online session.

Also, the Win32pccure.info browser hijacker may use JavaScript to show fake security alerts on your desktop. That may trigger some Web shields to bring up a notification mentioning JS/Phish, Html/Phishing, Malscript and JS/Phish-script. The Win32pccure.info may feature visual elements found on the official sites of Microsoft Corp. like Answers.microsoft.com and Support.microsoft.com. to encourage users to call 800-257-5927. However, the 800-257-5927 phone line is not operated by certified technicians and users are strongly advised against calling 800-257-5927. The con artists running the 800-257-5927 phone line may welcome users to provide them with remote access to their PCs to resolve their problems. It is a bad idea to call 800-257-5927 and follow the instructions that are displayed by a browser hijacker on your machine. You can halt the Win32pccure.info pop-ups by using a reputable anti-malware solution that can scan your OS and remove harmful software professionally.