What Should You Do If a "Virus Alert" Pops Up and Asks You to Call
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A fake virus alert pops up on your computer. It looks like it came from Apple, Microsoft, or another company you recognize. It says your device is infected and tells you to call a phone number immediately.
What should you do?
In this FERS Federal Fact Check episode, we discuss how tech support scams, fake computer warnings, and crypto-related fraud can target federal employees and retirees.
These scams are often designed to create urgency, fear, and confusion so that people act before they have time to think.
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