Windows 10: Trojan spyware alert error code

Is the Trojan spyware alert error code number : 0 x 8 98778 legitimate?

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Anti virus, Trojan's and Spyware.

Hmmm, I use AVG Email Server Antivirus, Zonealarm Pro, and many many spyware programs... The best one being BPS Anti-Spyware. Ad-aware SE is just garbage now, but if you want spyware protection with out nothing running i suggest using Spyware Blaster. Heres a list of great programs that i use and i think are some are the best. Pest Patrol, Spyware Doctor, Spybot, Bazooka, Spyware Blaster, and BPS Anti-Spyware. Those are really great anti-spyware programs. Oh and the new Zonealarm Pro I dont like at all becuase it alerts you about everything even if you turn alerts off so i use version 6.0.667.000 which is one of the best newer ones.

 

malicious pornographic spyware alert

That's a fake alert/warning pop up, usually with a phone number to call. It's a so called Tech Support Scam.

It does not necessarily mean that your computer is infected and those pop ups are in general easy to close.

What really helps is the use of a good browser together with a good advertisment etc blocker and a good Anti-Virus program.

Personally I use Firefox, uBlock Origin, Emsisoft Anti-Malware.

Suggestion to read:

• Beware of Phony Tech Support Scams
• Protect yourself from tech support scams
• Malicious Pornographic Spyware Riskware Detected Scam Popup
  
• Remove "Malicious Pornographic Spyware/Riskware Detected" (Scam)
  
• remove adware - ** Windows Warning Alert ** Malicious Pornographic Spyware/ Riskware Detected (page=1) (Bruce Hagen November
  4, 2017)
• ad blockers & anti-trackers | Malwarebytes Labs
• List of advertisment blockers etc.
  

 

Error Code: 0x80508023 Frequent Trojan Virus alerts, with error from Defender

I have a brand spanking new Surface Book i7 16GB Ram. Spent a sh!tload of money on it. Among other issues, I keep getting alerts that Defender is finding malware and removing it, but when I go to the history I get
Error Code: 0x80508023 The program could not find the malware and other potentially unwanted software on this computer.

Does this mean I can ignore it? Why am I getting frequent (as in multiple times daily) alerts?? I don't want to ignore a trojan virus if it's for real...