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An insidious scam that can result in multiple malware downloads is currently targeting Facebook users, warns Bitdefender.
It starts rather predictably, as users inadvertently share links to a supposedly leaked pornographic video. If their friends follow the link, they are faced with a request to download a Divx plugin in order to watch the video:
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Hijacked pages pose as account alerts... A malware outbreak is attempting to extort money from users by telling them their Facebook accounts are in danger.
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Over the past few days the Cutwail botnet has been sending out malicious spam campaigns with a variety of themes such as airline ticket orders, Automated Clearing House (ACH), Facebook notification, and scanned document.
These campaigns do not have malware attachments, instead the payload is delivered via links to malicious code hosted on the web.
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"As Apple hasn't even announced the existence of an iPad 3, these posts and pages (some of which have existed for months) are clearly up to no good," says Graham Cluley.
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Accounts in UK and France targeted primarily...
A malicious computer worm has stolen the login credentials from roughly 45,000 users, security company Seculert has warned. A malware called Ramnit, which has been active since 2010, is blamed for the attack.
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