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| 09 Oct 2012 | #1 |
| | Beware the Bad Piggies: Fake games hit 82k Chrome users with adware Quote: Malware authors are expert at spotting opportunities and market conditions that will aid them in distributing their wares. We saw that again last week, when security firms began warning that a supposedly "free" versions of the Angry Birds spin-off "Bad Piggies" for Google's Chrome browser are, in fact, fakes that harvest data and install adware. A Guy |
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