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Malicious Ads on Bing: Online crooks have found a way to exploit Bing's advertising program by posting malicious pharmaceutical ads. A recent report by KnujOn and LegitScript shows that 90% of Bing's pharmacy ads were malicious. If an online user clicks on the ad, he or she may be directed to a phishing site to steal their personal and financial information. To avoid online ad scams, always make sure to investigate the company beforehand.
Malicious Ads on Bing: Online crooks have found a way to exploit Bing's advertising program by posting malicious pharmaceutical ads. … more »
Malicious Ads on Bing: Online crooks have found a way to exploit Bing's advertising program by posting malicious pharmaceutical ads. … more »
ATM E-mail Scam: A phishing e-mail scam is on the rise asking recipients for their personal banking information. The e-mail reports that a phishing scam has been reported by the person's financial institution, and therefore, the institution had to deactivate his or her ATM card. In order to activate the card, the recipient is asked to call a number to provide his or her personal baking information: ATM card number, expiration date and PIN number. Officials recommend to never give financial information over the phone - especially when it comes from an unsolicited e-mail.
ATM E-mail Scam: A phishing e-mail scam is on the rise asking recipients for their personal banking information. The e-mail reports t… more »
ATM E-mail Scam: A phishing e-mail scam is on the rise asking recipients for their personal banking information. The e-mail reports t… more »
TwitterViewer Scam: Twitter's spam monitoring account warned users to change their passwords if they had entered their account information on a Web site called TwitterViewer. TwitterViewer sent tweets claiming that it would display the names of the people who recently visited the person's profile. The tweet contained a link to TwitterViewer.net, a phishing site that aims to steal user's profile names and passwords. TwitterViewer is now listed on Google’s malicious site list.
TwitterViewer Scam: Twitter's spam monitoring account warned users to change their passwords if they had entered their account inform… more »
TwitterViewer Scam: Twitter's spam monitoring account warned users to change their passwords if they had entered their account inform… more »
Adobe Flash Vulnerability: Adobe has confirmed a vulnerability in its Reader, Flash Player and Acrobat products that is being exploited by scam artists through a malicious Flash code in Web sites and in PDF files. This vulnerability can cause damage to Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems and allow the attacker to control the affected systems. Flash Player attacks can be found in movies of one-frame length, e-mail attachments and can eve be embedded in legitimate sites.
Adobe Flash Vulnerability: Adobe has confirmed a vulnerability in its Reader, Flash Player and Acrobat products that is being exploit… more »
Adobe Flash Vulnerability: Adobe has confirmed a vulnerability in its Reader, Flash Player and Acrobat products that is being exploit… more »
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Social Networking Poll Shows Users More Vulnerable Than Ever
 CMO Council survey shows that the widespread and growing use of social networks at
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