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[Home] Skype-Based Phishing Email Spreading over Internet: advises about a latest phishing email which is targeting Skype users and is presently making rounds on the internet. Indeed, users are able to make voice calls on the internet with the help of this Skype software application.

[Techwatch Tech News: Digital & Satellite TV, 3DTV, HDTV, IPTV, Cable, Computers, Games, Mobile Phones, Broadband, Internet, Telecoms, VoIP, USB and Wireless] Security firms warn of Skype phishing attack: Websense is warning Skype users to beware of emails with “Download VOIP Addons for Skype Free Talks” in the subject line, which are being sent out in their thousands in a phishing attack.

[The Security Blog» Latest InfoSec Threat Research & News | TheSecurityBlog.com] The Recent Burst of HTML Attachment Spam - Security Threat ...: On the other hand, in an attempt to evade detection, phishing scammers continued to tweak and change the manner of their phishing scam distribution. A large volume phishing scam campaigns against financial organizations like Paypal, and Banche di Credito Cooperativo, were sent out in the last few months.

[Remove Spyware & Malware with SpyHunter - Enigma Software Group USA LLC] Fake Adobe Reader Upgrade and Pay-to-Download Skype Found in Email ...: The application Skype is an easy target because even though Skype can be used for free, some users do pay for certain features within Skype. You must understand that an application that is initially free but may charge for some type of added feature or premium service can sometimes be misunderstood and thus scammers take advantage of the confusion and attempt to pass of a free program as a paid one.

[SpywareDoctorScan] Skype-Based Phishing Email Spreading over Internet: Also, the netizens are instructed to install best quality Internet security software, so that such phishing emails could be detected at the very initial …

[National Cyber Security] Troj/PSW-IK | National Cyber Security: Troj/PSW-IK. October 5, 2010 By Leave a Comment. View full post on Sophos latest virus and spyware detection. Filed Under: Email/Phishing Alerts & Scams Tagged With: Troj/PSWIK ...

[The Big Man's SEO Blog] Skype phishing scam - Skype password token spam scam email ...: So please, if you don’t want to read this article about the Skype Password Token phishing scam or any of the other spam email warnings I feature on the site, bugger off and read someone else’s blog - it’s my blog and I’ll do what the hell I like with it!

[Security Corner > Security » Security] How to Combat Phishing Attempts - Security Corner: The first thing you have to learn here is to NEVER CLICK on any links sent to you in email, chats, Skype, whatever until and unless you have verified their source and authenticity. The link above is obviously fake to those of us in the know, but to a normal user, it looks like it came from Skype.

[National Cyber Security] The Recent Burst of HTML Attachment Spam | National Cyber Security: On the other hand, in an attempt to evade detection, phishing scammers continued to tweak and change the manner of their phishing scam distribution. A large volume phishing scam campaigns against financial organizations like Paypal, and Banche di Credito Cooperativo, were sent out in the last few months.

[Review Gallery] Beware Skype scam email phishing for your details | BitterWallet ...: Attention, intermaweb user - there's a raft of Skype phishing scams bombarding inboxes at the moment. Considering Skype has over half a billion users, there are no doubt .

[FACT - Freedom Against Censorship Thailand] How China arrests netizens-SCMP « FACT - Freedom Against ...: Walton and Villeneuve, who studied the virus, said in a report that the file appeared to be a legitimate document that had been stolen from a compromised computer, which was then modified to include malware and serve as a lure. While they said the malware could not be traced back to the central government, the recipients were Chinese news assistants, whose e-mail addresses were not widely known to the public, but were to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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