Posts Tagged ‘Sunbelt Software’
Friday, May 18th, 2012
There’s a bit of a spam run taking place on Tumblr right now, in the form of a “Tumblr Dating Game”. Click to Enlarge The spam message reads as follows: “Lol half of your followers are on tumblrdatinggame(.)com” Visiting the …
Tags: GFI Labs, Spam, Sunbelt Software, Tumblr
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Monday, May 14th, 2012
For some time, we’ve seen site URLs with the dot TK (.tk) extension being spammed by bogus accounts on Twitter to random users. One of our threat researchers in the AV Labs found these particular Tweets quite noteworthy: Computer …
Tags: Android, GFI Labs, Rogue AV, Spam, spammer, spamming, Sunbelt Software, trojan apps, Trojan.Android.Generic.a, Twitter, twitter spam
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Wednesday, May 9th, 2012
Tags: Blackhole exploit kit, GFI Labs, pinterest, Rogue AV, Social Network, Sunbelt Software, Tumblr, Twitter, VIPRE report
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Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
Anyone closely following the news might have come across reports regarding netizens that would be disconnected from the Internet after July 9. Media calls this the “Internet Doomsday”, and online campaigns asking Internet users to check their systems for a …
Tags: DCWG, DNS, dns changer, GFI Labs, Operation Ghostclick, Sunbelt Software
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Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
Last week, the Sales team of GFI Software in the APAC region organized and hosted a 3-day Partners’ Conference at the Marriott Hotel in Newport City. Technical Training and Sales Engineer Kris Hansen led a small team sales managers to conduct …
Tags: GFI Labs, Sunbelt Software
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Friday, April 27th, 2012
Given the long history of advance-fee fraud, it is safe to assume that we’re more or less aware (if not familiar) with what 419 scams are. For those who are not, 419 scams typically come to users in the form …
Tags: 419 scam, advance-fee fraud, asia pacific int'l lottery, GFI Labs, lottery, Nigerian Scam, Sunbelt Software, Thanaporn Deng
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Thursday, April 26th, 2012
If we survive the Mayan Apocalypse of 2012, does that mean we’re technically immortals? I’ve no idea, but it will probably mean we don’t see quite as many of these Doomsday Apocalypse scams doing the rounds on Facebook since at …
Tags: doomsday, GFI Labs, Scam, Sunbelt Software
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