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Phishers Take Aim at USAA

Nov

2012

Customers of the United Services Automobile Association, or USAA, are confronted with a faceless threat and may likely find themselves within enemy territory…if they’re not careful enough. Our researchers in the AV Labs spotted a phishing attack aimed at USAA customers who are mainly military service members, veterans and their families. The attack starts with […]

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The Pink Profile Pic Facebook virus hoax

Oct

2011

Have you noticed the profile pics of some of your Facebook friends have acquired a pink tinge? Rumours have hit the social networking site that the Facebook app that turns your profile picture pink carries “keylogger malware” that can spy on your keypresses, and steal your passwords – not just from Facebook, but from online […]

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Invitation Facebook warning spreads Olympic torch virus hoax

Aug

2011

Facebook users are once again warning their online friends about a threat – the only problem this time is that it doesn’t really exist. Messages are being sent across Facebook by well-intentioned Facebook users advising their friends to beware a virus that could “burn the whole hard disc.. C of your computer” while displaying an […]

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