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Google+Facebook Equals Time Bomb

14
Jul
2011

An application written to allow integration between Facebook and Google Plus may be all you need to compromise your computer. According to a PCWorld report an application called Google+Facebook used a well known programming worst practice of downloading a JavaScript file upon launch.If you aren’t real technical and don’t know what this means, I will […]

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Well That Was Embarrassing

30
Jun
2011

Yet another Facebook Clickjacking attack is making the rounds. This time the message shows as below.A right-click (not left) will allow you to copy the source location and open the link in a protected environment. The link brings up the following image The “Jaa” button is actually a “Share” button and will post the first […]

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Do you Use Tumblr? Beware!

29
Jun
2011

Our friends at Threatpost have come across what they describe as a massive phishing attack against Tumblr users. It seems the lure of sexual content will work as many times as Lucy can pull the football out each time Charlie Brown tries to kick it.According to the article, hijacked web pages of Tumbler users contain […]

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