WARNING: Fake Facebook Photo
Notifications Contain Malware!
Be careful about opening emails that claim
you have been tagged in a Facebook photo,
because they may actually be malware,
according to a security expert.
The blog notes that the email address
misspells “Facebook” as “Faceboook.”
The link takes the user to a malicious iFrame script,
which exposes the user’s computer to malware.
However, within four seconds, the user’s browser is
directed to a presumably innocent Facebook page
to act as a smokescreen.
The lab recommends checking the “Facebook” email addresses
closely in emails and hover your mouse over the link,
at which point you should see it doesn’t go to a Facebook page.
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WARNING: Fake Facebook Photo
Notifications Contain Malware!
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