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I received an unsolicited call from someone who identified himself as (censored) and claimed that scans had detected my computer had been hacked. He offered to fix the problem immediately in exchange for an $88 PayPal payment to hello@(censored). His voice sounded unusually feminine, and his English had a non-native accent—possibly Mexican. The voice also sounded as though it may have been generated by an AI voice agent, though I can’t confirm that. I checked the claims with Google Gemini, which warned me that (censored) and Radical Security were associated with scams. I didn’t send money or grant remote access but rather submitted it to the FCC.
I received a random and unwanted call from someone who identified himself as (censored) and claimed that scans had detected my computer had been hacked. He offered to fix the problem immediately in exchange for an $88 PayPal payment to hello@(censored). His voice sounded unusually feminine, and his English had a non-native accent—possibly Vietnamese or Chinese. The voice also sounded as though it may have been generated by an AI voice agent, though I can’t confirm that. I checked the claims with Google Gemini, which warned me that (censored) and Radical Security were associated with scams. I didn’t send money or grant remote access but rather submitted it to the FCC.
I received an unsolicited call from someone who identified himself as (censored) and claimed that scans had detected my computer had been hacked. He offered to fix the problem immediately in exchange for an $88 PayPal payment to hello@(censored). His voice sounded unusually feminine, and his English had a non-native accent—possibly Brazilian or Mexican. The voice also sounded as though it may have been generated by an AI voice agent, though I can’t confirm that. I checked the claims with Google Gemini, which warned me that (censored) and Radical Security were associated with scams. I didn’t send money or grant remote access but rather submitted it to the FCC.
SMS phishing to follow provided PayPal link to complete purchase - it’s a scam!
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