Uk.Pcmag Malware Threat from Fake Facebook Ads for Windows 11 Upgrade
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Users are warned about Facebook ads that falsely claim to offer free Windows 11 upgrades, which actually lead to malware downloads. These ads exploit the urgency of Windows 10 users looking to upgrade, using Microsoft's branding to appear legitimate. Many older PCs do not meet Windows 11's system requirements, making these scams particularly dangerous for vulnerable users.
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