Frank the Perv
November 8th, 2007, 09:42 AM
A complex plot involving fake anti-spyware products has scammed thousands of victims out of money and personal information, according to SecureWorks.
Hackers in Russia and other Eastern European countries are using the Russian Business Network (RBN) internet service provider (ISP) and other hosting outlets to lure victims into clicking on malicious ads on high-traffic websites, the Atlanta-based company reported this week.
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To read the rest, go here:
http://www.securecomputing.net.au/news/64591,secureworks-antispyware-solution-scam-steals-personal-financial-information.aspx
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On a side note, for any participants who read this board from the lovely little country of Belgium, thank you for all the great beers. I've just discovered Double Grimbergen and I'm enjoying it immensely :thumb: 8) :thumb:
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Hackers in Russia and other Eastern European countries are using the Russian Business Network (RBN) internet service provider (ISP) and other hosting outlets to lure victims into clicking on malicious ads on high-traffic websites, the Atlanta-based company reported this week.
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To read the rest, go here:
http://www.securecomputing.net.au/news/64591,secureworks-antispyware-solution-scam-steals-personal-financial-information.aspx
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On a side note, for any participants who read this board from the lovely little country of Belgium, thank you for all the great beers. I've just discovered Double Grimbergen and I'm enjoying it immensely :thumb: 8) :thumb:
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