Edition:
Asia
Australia
Europe
India
United Kingdom
United States
ZDNet around the globe:
ZDNet China
ZDNet France
ZDNet Germany
ZDNet Korea
ZDNet Japan
Search
Go
Videos
5G
Windows 10
Cloud
AI
Innovation
Security
more
TR Premium
Apple
Mobility
Microsoft
Hardware
Executive Guides
Best VPN Services
See All Topics
White Papers
Downloads
Reviews
Galleries
Videos
TechRepublic Forums
Newsletters
All Writers
Log In to ZDNET
Join ZDNet
About ZDNet
Preferences
Community
Newsletters
Log Out
Go
Menu
Videos
5G
Windows 10
Cloud
AI
Innovation
Security
TR Premium
Apple
Mobility
Microsoft
Hardware
Executive Guides
Best VPN Services
See All Topics
White Papers
Downloads
Reviews
Galleries
Videos
TechRepublic Forums
Log In to ZDNET
Join ZDNet
About ZDNet
Preferences
Community
Newsletters
Log Out
us
Asia
Australia
Europe
India
United Kingdom
United States
ZDNet around the globe:
ZDNet China
ZDNet France
ZDNet Germany
ZDNet Korea
ZDNet Japan
ZDNet
ZDNet Video
Microsoft: Millennials more likely to be tech-support scammed
Tech-support scammers are having good luck reaching young victims with pop-up ads.
Microsoft: Millennials more likely to be tech-support scammed
About
Microsoft: Millennials more likely to be tech-support scammed
1:10
/
October 31, 2016
Tech-support scammers are having good luck reaching young victims with pop-up ads.
Share
Contact
Read full article:
Windows support scam: Microsoft says young are far more likely to be victims
Related
Why didn't Microsoft come up with an Android-like platform?
Microsoft adds 'Tracking Prevention' feature to Edge
Managing the Multicloud: How to manage the new default for enterprise computing
Microsoft's plan to split Windows 10 from shell is happening
Google Drive or OneDrive: How to choose the right cloud storage
Apple and Microsoft make life easier for iPhone and Windows 10 users
Apple, Google and WhatsApp fight 'ghost' user proposal to infiltrate group chats
Microsoft just dumped password expirations and other companies should too
Microsoft Research Asia leads the way in machine translation technology
Microsoft offers preview of blockchain-based identity system
Data#3 scores WA-wide Microsoft licensing contracts
Should iOS be open to third-party apps?
Microsoft's golden rules for safe enterprise networks
IBM's missed chances: Can it catch the next wave?
Tech news roundup: Microsoft Build, Google I/O, and SAP Sapphire
Most Recent
Dropbox launches new service that can send up to 100GB of files
2:13
/
July 21, 2019
Cloud
Victoria Police get dedicated Drone Unit
2:12
/
July 21, 2019
Innovation
The Avionos 2019 B2B Buyer Report explained
16:14
/
July 21, 2019
Tech Industry
Human imperfection makes it hard to regulate big tech
29:31
/
July 20, 2019
Innovation
The mysterious outage that knocked out EU's Galileo GPS services for a week
0:47
/
July 19, 2019
EU
Prime Day provides boost for Amazon's large retail rivals
3:21
/
July 19, 2019
E-Commerce
Controversial surveillance firm pitches plan to tackle New York City traffic
0:47
/
July 19, 2019
Security
German banks say "nein" to SMS one-time passcodes
0:56
/
July 19, 2019
Security
Surveillance and censorship in the digital age
11:44
/
July 19, 2019
Security
Data science: CIOs find it hard to get the right talent
1:09
/
July 19, 2019
Developer
Political uncertainty forces UK mobile networks to make own choices in 5G rollout
0:51
/
July 19, 2019
5G
The innovations the Apollo program brought into our lives
0:45
/
July 18, 2019
Robotics
What's in store for the future of wearables?
17:48
/
July 18, 2019
Hardware
Agent Smith malware will replace your apps with ad-infested clones
0:51
/
July 18, 2019
Security
How to better understand humanity
18:32
/
July 18, 2019
Innovation
Mac: Must-have apps and utilities
1:01
/
July 18, 2019
Apple
