Threats & fake fines

Fake Facebook page shown on non-Facebook azurefd.net URL, using Facebook logo and claiming 'Facebook has temporarily Suspended your Account' with action buttons. Sponsored ad says 'someone just messaged you' to lure clicks. Clear phishing impersonation.

Unknown SMS sends purported Harris County court 'Final Enforcement Notice' demanding immediate full payment, threatening license/registration penalties, and providing 'Scan to Pay' QR code. Strong government impersonation and payment phishing indicators.

Advertisement uses scareware claims: 'Your Phone is severely damaged by (72) viruses', says browser is 70% damaged, pressures user to click OK, go to App Store, and install an app to clean up in 30 seconds.

Browser page at fortifastweb.com displays scareware alert: 'Your iPhone has been hacked', claims actions are tracked by a hacker, and says 'Immediate action is required!' This is a deceptive urgency/security-warning pattern.

Classic Apple impersonation scareware on devaxento.com, a non-Apple domain. Fake hacked alert with countdown timer, AppleCare branding, and Repair now button. Pressure tactics and false security claims indicate malicious phishing/scam.

Fake Microsoft/Windows Defender lock screen claims computer disabled, demands Microsoft ID/password, and pushes toll-free support number +1(833)414-5485. Clear credential harvesting and tech-support impersonation.

Smishing attack impersonating ADP Payroll Services. The URL domain 'adp-serv-ice.com' is not ADP's legitimate domain (adp.com) — a clear lookalike phishing domain. Sent from an unknown UK spam number. Phone already flagged it as spam. Targets payroll credentials/PII.