2 men arrested over fake Google virus infection warnings

2 men arrested over fake Google virus infection warnings

Photo taken at the Metropolitan Police Department's Arakawa station in Tokyo on July 26, 2017, shows smartphones and laptops seized for investigation. Two men were arrested on July 24 for allegedly sending virus infection alerts purporting to be from Google Inc. and deceiving recipients into paying for antivirus software. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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