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Facebook: The First 50.000 participants Get an iPhone 4 for free – Is this real?

07

Sep

2011

“The First 50.000 participants Get an iPhone 4 for free” – Is this real? No it’s not. “The first 25,000 that signup get a free pair of Beats by Dre headphones” – Is this real? No it’s not. “The first 1,000 participants Will Get An facebook Phone for Free” – Is this real? No it’s […]

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Compromised websites provide neat spam sending form – based on PHPThumbs exploit

08

Aug

2011

What do the following websites have in common? www.alwaysnewyou.com – a health and beauty advice site levelvet.com – a Russian shopping site www.villahadir.lu – a site describing a restaurant in Luxembourg These sites and thousands more use a script called “PHPThumb” to manage the images on their webpages. The script allows page designers to fix […]

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Spammers Take Advantage of Unicode Normalization to Hide URLs

04

Aug

2011

by Francisco Pardo and Nick Johnston Spammers are never idle when it comes to finding new ways to bypass mail filters—after all, this is crucial to a spammer's success. Recently, we've seen a low but steady number of spam messages in which spammers are replacing certain characters in URLs (which point to spam sites) with […]

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