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For all I know, that article was a phishing attack. It literally served up some fucked up looking Microsoft ad in the middle of the sentence talking about fake
by thrax 7y ago
For all I know, that article was a phishing attack. It literally served up some fucked up looking Microsoft ad in the middle of the sentence talking about fake ads. The internet is fucked. Burn it down and start over.
- jeroenhd 7y agoThe "fucked up looking Microsoft ad" is an example of the malware being sent by the botnet according to the paragraph below it. It's a screenshot of a Word macro virus, it won't do anyone any harm.
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoIt's definitely caused at least one person distress.
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- aphextim 7y agoIt was a screenshot of a spoof e-mail. Occasionally Microsoft will have a banner across the top if your license is expiring with very similar verbiage. Here is the same photo with mark ups. https://imgur.com/a/LVKLXxx https://imgur.com/a/LVKLXxx