Science, asked by avkacharyulu7809, 15 days ago

while browsing the internet , you accidentally come across a site which seems malicious but is not blocked as per internet access policy. what action would you take?

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Answered by biswadip2aghansda
5

Answer:

No need to take any action .

Explanation:

Hackers can try anything don't try to take any action if you are not a hacker .

Answered by Qwmumbai
1

A malicious website is a site that attempts to install malware (a general term for anything that will disrupt computer operation, gather your personal information or, in a worst-case scenario, gain total access to your machine) onto your device.

  • There are billions of websites on the Internet, and unfortunately a great number of them are malicious in some way or another
  • If you happen to load a malicious web page into your web browser, bad things can happen in a hurry due to malware and other nasties being downloading onto your computer.
  • DO NOT click the “Back” button in your browser or interact with the current web page in any way.
  • DO NOT call any phone number listed on a warning message. If you do you’ll be calling a scammer, not Microsoft or Apple.
  • First, try shutting it down the usual way by clicking the Shutdown option on the Start menu.
  • If you can’t get the computer to shut down that way, you can force it to shut down by pressing and holding the PC’s Power button.
  • Turn the computer back on and allow it to boot back up into Windows
  • Run the scans in this post to track down and remove any malware that the malicious web page might have downloaded onto your machine.
  • Clear your browser’s cache to prevent the possibility of accidentally revisiting a cached version of the malicious page.
  • Landing on a malicious web page can wreak havoc with your computer and cause you to lose your precious irreplaceable files.

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