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| 09 Jul 2011 | #1 |
| | Twitter phishing attack spreads via Direct Messages Twitter phishing attack spreads via Direct Messages Quote: Twitter users are reporting receiving direct messages (DMs) from other members of the network, cheekily asking if it is them who is pictured in a photo, video or mentioned in a blog post. Various versions of the dangerous messages include: is this you in the video? is this you in this picture? check this out... it's a funny blog post. you're mentioned in it.... |
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