Windows 10: Possible scam alert

Hello,

I’ve had today a phone call from this phone number:+36 94 525 079 and a second missed one +36 90 399 902, the lady told me she calls from Microsoft Datacenterand wants to warn me, that some hackers got acces to my Windows license andthey noticed illegal activity with it. I asked where did she get my number, andshe answered me „on Friday lol what?”. Then I hung up the phone, I have notime for BS. My phone number isn’t connected to any MS product, I useoffline account, so I think they are scammers. Anyway, if Microsoft detectsused license keys they aren’t going to call me, just deny the license number onthe unauthorized device, right?

:)

 

scam alert possibly??

Yes, that's an ongoing scam.

Suggest to read/view:

• Protect yourself from tech support scams
• Beware of Phony Tech Support Scams

 

Possible scam?

Unfortunately the image which you included is not correctly displayed...
(Later EDIT: images are now correctly displayed)

But... Even without seeing your image it is clear that:

Yes, these fake alerts are well known so-called Tech support scams.

Suggestion to read the below post to learn how to deal with these Fake alerts, especially while using Edge...

• Is this a genuine Microsoft alert (page=1) (GreginMich December 5, 2017)

In addition you might also want to read these, IMO, interesting and enlightening articles and I'd also make sure to get a good advertisment blocker. I, personally, use uBlock Origin.:

• How to remove Tech Support Scam Popups in your Browser
• Tech Support Scams Information
• Beware of Phony Tech Support Scams
• https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/support-scams
  
• Remove Microsoft Tech Support pop-up scam (Virus Removal Guide)
  
• Avoiding technical support scams
  
• Tech Support Scams - Help & Resource Page
• Best Practices for Safe Computing - Prevention of Malware Infection

HTH,

Julia

 

Possible virus or scam

As already mentioned:

All these kind of pop-ups/alerts are fake warnings - scams. Never ever call these numbers.

Please read:
Beware of Phony Tech Support Scams

Normally you just close your browser:
https://blog.malwarebytes.com/threat-analysis/2014/11/psa-tech-support-scams-pop-ups-on-the-rise/

8 Ways to Open Windows Task Manager - wikiHow

You might want to run a quick scan with your Anti-Virus program.

In case you keep on getting these fake alerts:

Follow the steps provided here: Remove Tech Support Scam pop-up (Call For Support Scam)

Suggestion to read:

• Scam Pop-Ups: What You Need to Know

• Avoiding technical support scams
• Tech Support Scams – Help & Resource Page
• Best Practices for Safe Computing - Prevention of Malware Infection

You might want to report this to Microsoft (but you don't have to):
http://support.microsoft.com/reportascam

and you might want to watch:

Fake Tech Support Scams – video from the MS Digital Crimes Unit