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Twitter typosquatting site hopes to make money from your cellphone

30
Aug
2011

If you’ve got clumsy fingers like me, occasionally you probably type the wrong the wrong address for a website. For instance, today I wanted to visit Twitter but I accidentally typed in twtter.com instead. Clearly this site has no qualms about using a Twitteresque colour scheme, or the familiar silhouette of the Twitter bird (who […]

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Sleazy subject lines spammed out with malware

28
Jun
2011

Would files with names like Love-Spots.bat, map-of-love.com, and Love-Map.com pique your interest? If so, your behaviour could be putting your computer’s security at risk. Cybercriminals are spamming out a malicious Trojan horse in large numbers right now, using a variety of sleazy disguises to trick the unwary into opening the attachment. Subject lines include “SUMMER-2011: […]

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