video content | DataProtectionCenter.com

Android.Oneclickfraud Gang Arrested, but Sister Apps Alive and Active

19

Jun

2012

As reported by various Japanese news agencies, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department recently arrested six men in connection with fraud for using a malicious Android app to scam victims into paying for adult-related video content. Details of the operation can be found in the blog I wrote in back in January. According to the local […]

Category General Written by Symantec Security Response Blog 0 Comments

Beatles for Sale? It’s spam of the day

27

Feb

2012

I’ve owned up to some of the great loves of my life in the past, here on Naked Security. For instance, I’m a life-long fan of Doctor Who, and I’m very partial to a game of chess (even during a denial-of-service attack). Today I can also share that I love The Beatles. In particular, anything […]

Category General Written by Naked Security - Sophos 0 Comments

New CAPTCHA method or just another likejacking scam?

13

Feb

2012

In case you’ve seen this on Facebook, try to not click on it even if you understand French (it appears to be only in Franch) because it will take you on a road where you don’t want to be. But, we like to live dangerous, so we analyzed this for you. Once you click on […]

Category General Written by Avira - TechBlog 0 Comments

The Latest in IT Security

Posts Tagged ‘video content’

Android.Oneclickfraud Gang Arrested, but Sister Apps Alive and Active

Beatles for Sale? It’s spam of the day

New CAPTCHA method or just another likejacking scam?

Categories

Featured

Archives

Latest Comments

About Us

Contact Us