Once the system has stopped responding, the exploit displays a fake error message stating that the system is infected and that the user's private details (credit card information, email and other account passwords, etc.) are at risk. This variant opens an iTunes application and repeatedly emulates the clicking of an iTune link, thus leading the Mac to a state of Denial of Service, which also results in a system freeze. The second targets computers running the OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) and OS X 10.12 (Sierra) operating systems. Following the opening of a certain number of active windows, the system runs out of memory and, therefore, freezes. This variant continually opens new email message windows via the default Mac mail application. The first targets computers running the OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) operating system. Following a visit one of these websites, an exploit runs new tasks until the computer freezes. This exploit is hosted on various websites, which are promoted via spam emails that encourage users to visit certain URLs.
'Immediately Call Apple Support' is a fake error message displayed by a malicious exploit. How to remove Immediately Call Apple Support from Mac?
