How Fake Software Updates Hack Your Device | Protect Yourself from Malware Scams

Fake update prompts are among the most common ways hackers install malware like spyware, ransomware, and keyloggers on your device — without your knowledge.
In just under a minute, this reel shows you:

How these fake updates appear
What red flags to watch for
How to stay safe online

✅ Only install updates from official sources.
🚫 Avoid clicking random pop-ups on websites.

Stay alert — these scams are evolving fast.

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