Popped up on my PC and told me lo log into my Microsoft account. After actually reading the security alert my the Microsoft systems, it was clear to me that it was absolutely a scam. It said "error #0x80092ee9" which was described by the pop up as something along the lines of "pornographic malware", but that's paraphrasing. It showed a window with a bunch of files in a format I could only describe as "movie hacker", and could easily scare someone who doesn't know a lot about computers, and all those "files" we're dated in 2011. I bought my PC in 2015 or 16. Absolutely a scam

Popped up on my PC and told me lo log into my Microsoft account. After actually reading the security alert my the Microsoft systems, it was clear to me that it was absolutely a scam. It said "error #0x80092ee9" which was described by the pop up as something along the lines of "pornographic malware", but that's paraphrasing. It showed a window with a bunch of files in a format I could only describe as "movie hacker", and could easily scare someone who doesn't know a lot about computers, and all those "files" we're dated in 2011. I bought my PC in 2015 or 16. Absolutely a scam