They also serve advertisements and gather information relating to users' browsing habits. Generally, PUAs open deceptive, untrustworthy websites. The websites are usually opened through clicked deceptive advertisements, other untrustworthy websites or by potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) already installed on the browser and/or computer. Ignore statements on these sites and close them immediately. Typically, the software is dubious and malicious. We strongly recommend against installing software downloaded from websites of this type. This update is supposedly downloaded by clicking the 'Proceed.' and then 'Download' (or other) button. They are supposedly removed by downloading and installing an update for the antivirus suite. This deceptive website displays a pop-up window, which is disguised as Microsoft Defender Security Center and encourages visitors to remove detected viruses immediately. In any case, websites of this type can never be trusted and should be avoided. When contacted, however, they urge people to purchase dubious software or pay for their remote services. Note that scammers often encourage visitors to contact them by telephone. Typically, these notifications appear on deceptive websites designed by scammers who seek to trick visitors into downloading and installing dubious software, which supposedly removes the viruses. 'Your Windows 10 is infected with 5 viruses!' is a sentence from a fake virus alert message suggesting that the user's operating system is infected with viruses. What is 'Your Windows 10 is infected with 5 viruses!'?

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