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An example of likejacking (Facebook clickjacking)

11

Jan

2012

Last year, we released Zscaler Likejacking Prevention, a free browser extension to protect users from clickjacking leveraging Facebook widgets. Since then, I’ve seen many websites using Likejacking as their “business model” (i.e. this is how they get traffic to their spam site). Usually, these spam websites try to get the user to click on a […]

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How to keep Mac OS X’s safe downloads list up-to-date

05

Dec

2011

Did you know that Mac OS X includes some very basic protection against malicious downloads? When you download an application via Safari or an attachment in Mail and then try to open it, Apple checks the file against its “safe downloads list” (sometimes called “XProtect.plist” after its file name) to ensure it doesn’t contain any […]

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Reason to be careful if ‘PayPal’ says you have changed your email address

25

Nov

2011

Have you received a notification claiming that your PayPal email address has changed? Messages like the following have been spammed out to internet users: Subject: You have changed your PayPal email address Attachment: Personal Profile Form – PayPal-.htm Message body: Dear PayPal Customer, You have added [EMAIL ADDRESS] as a new email address for your […]

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