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Some screamer websites contain [[:Category:Malicious scripts|Malicious scripts]], scripts in the screamer's source code that are intended to harm the viewer's device. Some screamers also come in the form of [[wikipedia:Scareware|scareware]], which is malicious software which seeks to both scare the viewer and harm their device. These types of screamers may use the following tactics to freak out their victims:  
Some screamer websites contain [[:Category:Malicious scripts|Malicious scripts]], scripts in the screamer's source code that are intended to harm the viewer's device. Some screamers also come in the form of [[wikipedia:Scareware|scareware]], which is malicious software which seeks to both scare the viewer and harm their device. These types of screamers may use the following tactics to freak out their victims:  


*Putting the viewers device/browser into full screen mode right after a page loads
* Putting the viewers device/browser into full screen mode right after a page loads
*Locking volume adjust at the highest level
* Locking volume adjust at the highest level
*Opening infinite tabs/windows
* Opening infinite tabs/windows
* Downloading other malicious software on the viewers device
* Downloading other malicious software on the viewers device
*Shutting down the device's system/making the device unusable
* Shutting down the device's system/making the device unusable
Some better known examples of screamers with malicious scripts are [[000.exe]], [[Abantes]], [[McDonalds.exe]], [[Kkzkk.com]], [[Last Measure]], and [[Hikaru.exe]].
Some better known examples of screamers with malicious scripts are [[000.exe]], [[Abantes]], [[McDonalds.exe]], [[Kkzkk.com]], [[Last Measure]], and [[Hikaru.exe]].


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