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Has anyone else been seeing this on Facebook? After clicking on an innocuous link an Apple background comes up (not an Apple address) & moments later this plthora of warnings pos up in a dramatic manner. Ignoring the 'threat' of losing your Mac Registration' by closing the window has no apparent effect.
MacBook Air (2020 or later)
That is a scam. Note the trojan is an .exe app which only runs on Windows.
Just quite that website. If necessary force quit the app if necessary
That is a scam. Note the trojan is an .exe app which only runs on Windows.
Just quite that website. If necessary force quit the app if necessary
The Built in Security is all that is required.
Thanks for both your answers. I had realised it was a scam, but thought showing a screenshot of it to others may be helpful.
Facebook link response - Apple Australia
