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Question: What do AVGFree, Natalie Portman and John Cenas have in common? The answer is that Twitter is trying to screw us all. Read more: |
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On your pc, they will probably install a keylogger to steal all your user ids and passwords, and all of your contacts email addresses, so that they can be attacked from your machine. They usually also install a rootkit that will burrow into the operating system to resist detection and removal. Rootkits typically modify the operating system so that if anything like an antivirus program tries to find the malcode the rootkit is protecting, the rootkit removes those entries from the list of programs on the machine. Once they have hold of your machine, they don’t want to let it go. Read more: |
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This Halloween, the scariest things might not be the ghosts. Somewhat predictably, the SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Bad Boys are at it again, this time taking advantage of Halloween. For several days now, our LinkScanner users have been detecting large numbers of attempts to trick folks, based on Halloween search phrases, such as “free” and “printable”.
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A lot of scams were spammed last days, more than usuall, and due to this fact we can easily monitor and show you the evolution of such threat. The scams we're receiving everyday looks like this one: But a week...
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All the social networking sites have issues with calling out to exploit pages. Usually what happens is that someone’s website gets hacked, and because they link to it from their MySpace or Facebook page, their contacts and friends sometimes get drawn to the attack sites. This is quite common, and we’ll write about it soon, but today’s story is a little different, in that these seem to be actual Facebook applications that have been hacked. (Please note that the application developer(s) are innocent victims too, and did not intend for their games to be hacked.)
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