News claiming that "Mr Bean" is dead could give a virus to your computer

False reports that Rowan Atkinson died are circulating on social networks while warnings could give them a virus.

This is not the first time such claims appear – the actor Mr Bean previously made the object of false reports that he died in a car accident in Los Angeles.

The title of these fake messages shared on social media reads as follows: "FOX BREAKING NEWS: Mr. Bean (Rowan Atkinson)" died at age 62 after crashing his car in attempting to perfect a waterfall – Today July 2017.

If you see the message on your timeline, do not click on it.This is not by Fox News and the video that it incites does not exist.

The messages of July 2017 were fake and would have been linked to a fraudulent website which could give a virus to your computer.

The last articles were published yesterday, Chronicle Live reports

The graduate of Newcastle University and star Johnny English Atkinson were frequently victims of hoax stories stating that he was dead.

in March of this year

The Hoax Slayer myth debacle site says that cert Links will direct you to fake pages of security error, which claim that your computer has been locked and ask you to call a support number.

They say: "You will be asked to call a" support number "urgently to ask for help on the supposed security problem.

" However, if you call as requested , the technical support the crooks will try to cheat you by giving t "The crooks can also try to incite you to download a software which will allow them to take control of your computer, to steal your files and to install softwares malicious. "