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I know it can be confusing trying to tell the difference, but the EICAR standard anti-malware test file can certainly help you get a handle on what a legit warning looks like. Just download it (or try) and let your antivirus do the rest.
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found on the art of trolling |
organ harvesting scam
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tweeted by @SwiftOnSecurity |
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