The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam

The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam is a dangerous fake alert you should be aware of since it might be encountered while visiting both malicious and legitimate web pages that could be corrupted. Moreover, our researchers confirm that interacting with the suspicious notification might lead to your computer being infected with Trojans, keyloggers, or other malware. Thus, we recommend reading our article, in case you ever encounter such a threat or if you already did. Luckily, nothing bad should happen as long as you do not launch files suggested by The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam. For more information about the fake alert continue reading this text and to get rid of it or remove files related to it we would advise following the deletion instructions located at the end of the text.

The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam is different from usual technical support scams as its goal is not to extort money from users but to infect their computers with malware. It is not yet clear how the user could end up on a website showing the suspicious alert. According to our specialist, it is entirely possible users could be redirected there if there are unreliable applications on the system or after visiting malicious web pages.

However, it was noticed that the website showing The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam pop-up may not necessarily be harmful since it could be displayed on legitimate, but corrupted web pages too. Either way, the web page might contain unreadable text, and as a solution, the fake alert should suggest updating specific font packs for Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox; depending on the browser you are surfing the Internet with. The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam notification may contain your browser’s logo and claim the font pack is created by the same company, so the pop-up might look rather convincing. Of course, more experienced users should not be tricked this easily, but those who are facing such threat for the first time, it could be harder for them to realize the notification is false.

What may happen if you press the “Update” button? At first, the user might be asked to save an installer; it should be an executable file with a title made from the browser’s name and random characters. The system should be safe as long as the described setup file is not launched. In case the user decides to open it the system could be infected with dangerous malware that may damage the computer or steal sensitive data without the user even noticing it, for example, passwords, banking information, etc. Therefore, if you interacted with this fake alert and launched the suggested font pack installer, it would be a good idea to check whether it downloaded any malicious programs. The easier way to do so would be probably to choose a reliable antimalware tool and perform a system scan.

As for users who downloaded the mentioned installer but did not launch it yet, we recommend getting rid of this file as soon as possible. The deletion instructions located at the end of the text will explain how to do so. If you keep seeing The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam fake alert, we would recommend resetting the browser and checking the system for potential threats too. For this reason, the second part of instructions will explain to you how to restore your browser. As for scanning the system, we already said users could get a reliable antimalware tool and let it deal with possible threats for them. Lastly, we would like you to know that if you have any other questions related to the suspicious notification or need some help while eliminating it, you could contact us through social media or leave a comment just below the article.

Remove The Roboto Condensed Font Was Not Found Scam

1. Close your browser or the tab showing the fake pop-up.
2. Open File Explorer (Win+E) and navigate to the folder where the malicious font pack installed could have been saved, for example, Downloads, Temporary Files, or Desktop.
3. Find the suspicious font installer, right-click it and select Delete.
4. Close the Explorer.
5. Empty your Recycle bin.

Reset your browser

Mozilla Firefox

1. Press the Help icon.
2. Select Troubleshooting information.
3. Choose Refresh Firefox.
4. Pick Refresh Firefox again and click Finish.

Google Chrome

1. Press Alt+F.
2. Then select Settings and slide down.
3. Click on Advanced and scroll down again.
4. Select Reset and press the Reset button.