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Justin Bieber’s Twitter account – hacked!

28

Mar

2012

Sophos – Lend a little sympathy to pop star Justin Bieber today, after his Twitter account was hacked and an unauthorised message was sent to his 19 million fans. 19 million my ass. #biebermyballsFortunately the message was rapidly deleted, and it appears that the account was compromised more to spread embarrassing graffiti rather than with […]

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Fake Browser Plug-in-A New Vehicle for Scammers

17

Jan

2012

Facebook scams have become a common propagation vector for scammers to earn commissions. But once in a while, something interesting happens that makes security researchers sit up and take notice. One such case is a scam that is currently fooling victims into downloading a fake browser plug-in. The scenario is very simple: the victim is […]

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Half of all spam is relayed via Asian computers

01

Nov

2011

Do you take enough care over your personal computer? Have you kept it up-to-date with the latest anti-virus software and security patches? Those are the kinds of questions you have to ask yourself if you want to avoid contributing to the “Dirty Dozen”, Sophos’s regular research into the countries which are relaying the most spam […]

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