Adwaresystemwarning.com

Adwaresystemwarning.com is a website that may try to make its visitors think their computers are infected with threats. This kind of tactic is known as 'fake technical support.' The purpose of adwaresystemwarning.com is simple: it may encourage the computer user to call a specific phone number to contact people who introduce themselves as experienced technicians. Instead, they are con artists who will ask for a hefty payment when they offer nothing back. Although you can type the URL of this domain in your address bar and open it manually, hardly anyone besides security specialists has reasons to do it. In the majority of cases, users report that adwaresystemwarning.com may appear automatically. Sometimes it may even become the homepage of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer automatically. This process is a clear sign of the presence of some aggressive browser hijacker in the system. It may have entered concealed in the installers of other programs. Another option would be that some cyber threat has installed the add-on automatically. The first thing you will notice when you are redirected to adwaresystemwarning.com is an animation that imitates a system scan. It takes no more than 2-3 seconds for the process to end, after which you will see a page-wide pop-up that claims there are various types of threats. It lists numerous adverse consequences that may follow, including loss of data and compromised banking accounts. The phone number that the fake alerts suggest you call is 855-663-8196. This call would be a huge mistake since the scammers on the other side of the phone may ask for a few hundred dollars. They also may demand remote access to load real cyber threats. It is essential to delete the browser hijacker behind adwaresystemwarning.com as soon as possible.