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A website places an invisible object over something a visitor is likely to click on, such as a link or an image. When the visitor clicks on what they visually see, they are actually being tricked into clicking on a hidden object. To demonstrate the power of Clickjacking, the first demonstration of the attack technique… Continue Reading …
A website places an invisible object over something a visitor is likely to click on, such as a link or an image. When the visitor clicks on what they visually see, they are actually being tricked into clicking on a hidden object. To demonstrate the power of Clickjacking, the first demonstration of the attack technique… Continue Reading …
*** UPDATE 1: Facebook Profile Visitor SCAM *** Above is yet another variant of the “Who’s Your Top Profile Viewer” scam, this time labelled the “Facebook Profile Visitor” and posted to the Facebook News Feed via Visitor, the rogue app. You should be avoiding such posts like the plague, report them as spam if you… Continue Reading …
Facebook WARNING: Avoid the “One Free Amazon.com Gift Card (limited time only)” SCAM, similar to the wall post below: The scam message reads as follows: Amazon is currently giving away gift cards to all facebook users. Click here to get one! Removal Instructions: If you or your friends have fallen victim to this scam, then… Continue Reading …
Facebook WARNING: Avoid the “[HOW AWFUL] At 15-years, she did THIS publicly in high school while drunk!!!” SCAM
Facebook WARNING: Avoid the “[HOW AWFUL] At 15-years, she did THIS publicly in high school while drunk!!!” SCAM, similar to the wall post below: The scam message reads as follows: CAUGHT ON VIDEO- she did THIS in public! WAS it right to let her do that In PUBLIC?? Why you should Avoid it: This fake… Continue Reading …