The one I use is free from the Microsoft Store
which one please? There are four there
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Update: A member of Microsoft's MSN Engineering Team (RodrigoLode(MSFT) has responded to acknowledge the malvertising issues associated with MSN portal. They have also requested ***" If anyone is still experiencing this, please reply here."***For more specifics on information requested please refer to the reply from Rodrigo at the following link:
In addition to reporting the fake pop-ups themselves I would advise that you take note if there is a significant loss of performance on computer after encountering, in particular, the fake Adobe Flash Player update. If things seem sluggish you may have been subject to one of the more prevalent malicious activities known as crypto-mining/coin mining.
Invisible resource thieves: The increasing threat of cryptocurrency miners
Especially important to report these occurrences or any other odd behaviors after using MSN website.
Moderator Edit: Provided update.
Just reading the “Comey trolls Trump” article on the Edge Start page and this pops up:
This one was easy to handle because it was just the old-fashioned dialog loop based scam:
– but what’s coming next Microsoft?
GreginMich
[Original Title: Surprised again]
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The one I use is free from the Microsoft Store
which one please? There are four there
The one I use is free from the Microsoft Store
cost of Adblocker?
Er...thanks for the trip down Memory Lane.
Did you have something to add to the conversation?
Because I do. In addition to installing a good adblocker to prevent these malicious popups you should make sure you keep them regularly updated (just as you do your antivirus software)
(Mine but use any adblocker you wish).
And, of course, don't forget the Ransomware Protection that has been updated in Windows 10 Version 1803 Build 17134.191 and have that set as well as you can.
Of course, that involves the hassles of allowing each and every driver of each and every program you want through your Firewall which means you have to hunt the thing up in Programs or Programsx86 but hey, it beats getting your computer nuked.
Just click on that thing I have circled below and adjust your settings to best suit your needs:
Yes, it can be a hassle. But then, again, think how long it took Bruce Lee to learn self-defense.
😉
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