February 29th, 2016
How to avoid the computer trap even TODAY’s Natalie Morales fell for
Fake warnings that pop up on your screen, warning that your computer has been infected by a virus, can look so real that even Natalie Morales was fooled. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen explains what to do to avoid this increasingly-common computer hackers’ trick.
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