Facebook Having a Warm

[HAneo]

Yaluwane meka mage friendsla 2ktama una dan
Ape FB accounts walin auto messages yanawa friendslata

Case -1 :

Me friend gen eyage profile eke inna hama kenekutama kunuharapa messages gihin thiyanawa. ewa methana danna ba

case -2 :

Me friend gen anik ayata thorjan program ekak yawala

EX:-

Message:
I got you a surprise www.ayhygygypesog.blogspot.com (meka Click karanna epa)

Reply:
yakoooooooooo viras ewanna epaaaaaaaaaaaa


Meka oyagollantath wenna puluwan.



Steps to prevent
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1. use more than 20 words to your pass.
2. must include this characters (@,#,~,^)
3. Use SMS Alerts to monitor ur profiles activities
4. Turn on Location identification on your account settings


Thankx

 

[prabo22]

sira cn 1kda?

 

[ranga_uoc]

Thanks for the info bro...

 

[wisal]

MATATH UNA!
THANKS

 

[unicornx]

ya ya!!mage profile1tath oyawage publush wela tibba..thanks machan

 

[lahirufx+]

Do NOT Open 'I got you a surprise' Message on Facebook

"Facebook is still one of the most attacked sites on the web. This time hackers decided to make fun of computer users and send fake and malicious messages from the profiles of your friends.
In case you have recently received a message with the following content: "Hello. I got you a surprise" plus a link to a blog on [something].blogspot.com, you should beware that this is scam and highly dangerous.

Several days ago, I got a message like this from a friend whose native language is Lithuanian, rather than English. The first thing that stroke my eye was that why he would write to me in a different language? Isn't that awkward? That's why I decided to go to the link on my test computer rather than use my regular one.
Luckily, I was right and didn't click on the link on my regular PC. After visiting the link, I was redirected to another website which had a totally different address and opened like a blank page with the text "Download photoalbum."



Being aware that something is suspicious in here, I clicked on the link and an executable file photo.exe was put on my test PC. After clicking on the file, my antivirus software popped a message: "Malware Object Detected."
It looks like the website is spreading Trojan.Waledac through the fake messages. According to VirusTotal, this file is recognized as malicious by 64 % of antivirus software applications (take a look at the table below).

Antivirus Alias Name AhnLab-V3Trojan/Win32.ADH AntiVirTR/Crypt.XDR.Gen Antiy-AVLWorm/Win32.Koobface AvastWin32:Rustock-AY Avast5Win32:Rustock-AY AVGCryptic.BHN BitDefenderMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 ComodoHeur.Suspicious EmsisoftSpammer!IK eSafeWin32.TRCrypt.Xdr F-SecureMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 GDataMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 IkarusSpammer JiangminTrojanDropper.FrauDrop.vm KasperskyTrojan-Dropper.Win32.FrauDrop.bkq McAfeeGeneric.dx!vcv McAfee-GW-EditionArtemis!8F8D10FAAABE MicrosoftSpammer:Win32/Fbphotofake.A NOD32a variant of Win32/Kryptik.IMG NormanW32/Obfuscated.A2!genr nProtectMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 PandaTrj/CI.A PCToolsTrojan.ADH SymantecTrojan.ADH.2 VBA32Trojan.Inject.axig VIPRETrojan.Win32.Generic.pak!cobra VirusBusterTrojan.Fbphotofake.C

copy ගැහුවෙ http://www.pc1news.com/news/1620/do-not-open-i-got-you-a-surprise-message-on-facebook.html

 

[HAneo]

"Facebook is still one of the most attacked sites on the web. This time hackers decided to make fun of computer users and send fake and malicious messages from the profiles of your friends.
In case you have recently received a message with the following content: "Hello. I got you a surprise" plus a link to a blog on [something].blogspot.com, you should beware that this is scam and highly dangerous.

Several days ago, I got a message like this from a friend whose native language is Lithuanian, rather than English. The first thing that stroke my eye was that why he would write to me in a different language? Isn't that awkward? That's why I decided to go to the link on my test computer rather than use my regular one.
Luckily, I was right and didn't click on the link on my regular PC. After visiting the link, I was redirected to another website which had a totally different address and opened like a blank page with the text "Download photoalbum."



Being aware that something is suspicious in here, I clicked on the link and an executable file photo.exe was put on my test PC. After clicking on the file, my antivirus software popped a message: "Malware Object Detected."
It looks like the website is spreading Trojan.Waledac through the fake messages. According to VirusTotal, this file is recognized as malicious by 64 % of antivirus software applications (take a look at the table below).

Antivirus Alias Name AhnLab-V3Trojan/Win32.ADH AntiVirTR/Crypt.XDR.Gen Antiy-AVLWorm/Win32.Koobface AvastWin32:Rustock-AY Avast5Win32:Rustock-AY AVGCryptic.BHN BitDefenderMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 ComodoHeur.Suspicious EmsisoftSpammer!IK eSafeWin32.TRCrypt.Xdr F-SecureMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 GDataMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 IkarusSpammer JiangminTrojanDropper.FrauDrop.vm KasperskyTrojan-Dropper.Win32.FrauDrop.bkq McAfeeGeneric.dx!vcv McAfee-GW-EditionArtemis!8F8D10FAAABE MicrosoftSpammer:Win32/Fbphotofake.A NOD32a variant of Win32/Kryptik.IMG NormanW32/Obfuscated.A2!genr nProtectMemScan:Trojan.Generic.5154826 PandaTrj/CI.A PCToolsTrojan.ADH SymantecTrojan.ADH.2 VBA32Trojan.Inject.axig VIPRETrojan.Win32.Generic.pak!cobra VirusBusterTrojan.Fbphotofake.C

copy ගැහුවෙ http://www.pc1news.com/news/1620/do-not-open-i-got-you-a-surprise-message-on-facebook.html

thankx

 

[galleline]

1. use more than 20 words to your pass.
2. must include this characters (@,#,~,^)
3. Use SMS Alerts to monitor ur profiles activities
4. Turn on Location identification on your account settings


Thankx

Dan ban u dannawane me characters tamai open kiyala (@,#,~,^)