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Cybercrime Gets Social

Bad guys look to exploit social networks, games, and other fun things users do at work, Cisco research says

Cybercrime in your Facebook

With a world of social network scammers on the prowl, there are security tools for your protection. Let's (ahem) face it. If you use Facebook, you face both opportunity and threat.

Five Hidden Dangers of Facebook

Security Expert on Big Risks You Should Be Aware You're Taking When You Use the Site

Seniors, be wary online

Barbara Bergmann knows how easy it is to start a profile on a social networking site and accidentally post more information than originally planned.

Facebook Safety

Millions of people are online these days. On Facebook alone-there are nearly 4 million users. A good portion of those-being children.

Spam masquerading as Twitter e-mails lead to phishing, malware

E-mail inboxes are getting hit this week with spam campaigns that appear to be legitimate Twitter messages but which lead to malware and phishing sites, security firms warned on Wednesday

Facebook and the low-hanging fruit

If you didn't know it, May was actually dubbed "Quit Facebook Day" and over 30,000 people quit using Facebook and cancelled their accounts. The user base for Facebook is estimated by some to be over a half billion users. I don't think too many of them knew about Quit Facebook Day. If anything manages to kill Facebook, it will not be privacy concerns. It will be scams on its naïve users

Facebook unveils new security features

Facebook’s millions of users are a lucrative target for Internet criminals looking to steal passwords and more. To combat malicious attacks, phishing scams and spam, the online social network is offering new security features

Cyber bullying can drive children to suicide: officer

Social networking websites, cellphones and email; all are becoming weapons for cyber bullying. The dangers of cyber bullying have increased as the ease of access to the Internet increased and with the rise of the always-on generation.

Phishing scam hits thousands on Twitter

A phishing scam is targeting thousands of Twitter users hoping to increase their number of followers.

Spam messages are circulating that claim to contain links to websites that will help Twitter users to increase their number of followers for free.

Facebook rolls out security improvements to combat spam and scams on site

Facebook's millions of users are a lucrative target for Internet criminals looking to steal passwords and more. To combat malicious attacks, phishing scams and spam, the online social network is rolling out new security features.

Facebook Privacy Complaint: A Complete Breakdown

The Electronic privacy Information Center and 14 other consumer protection groups lodged a formal complaint against Facebook with the Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday. The groups take issue with Facebook’s privacy policies and accuse the site of unfair and deceptive trade practices that violate user expectations diminish user privacy, and contradict Facebook’s own representation.

Facebook Accounts Selling In Bundles

Lured by the veracity and amount of information in users' accounts, cybercriminals are selling large lots of fake and stolen Facebook accounts, VeriSign's iDefense division told The New York Times.

With more than 400 million accounts and an anticipated $1 billion in revenue this year, Facebook's ever-expanding user base is increasingly attractive to hackers. After all, users must include a real name and often share identity-defining information such as date of birth and location.

Consumer Reports: Social Networking Poses Serious Risks

In case you aren't already convinced, what you post on your favorite social network could come back to haunt you -- in the form of cybercrime victimization. In fact, 9 percent of social network users experienced some form of abuse within the past year, such as malware infections, scams, identity theft or harassment, according to Consumer Reports

Half of social networkers post risky information, study finds

Computerworld - More than half of all users of social networks in the U.S. are posting information that could put them at risk from cybercriminals, according to a Consumer Reports study.

Safety Tips for Twitter, Facebook, and Other 'Anti-Social Networks'

Corporations should institute daily one-minute Internet safety lessons that users must complete before they are allowed online, a security expert told Interop attendees recently, but he said even that might not work because attackers pay more attention to the advice than those it is intended to protect.

Identity theft 'almost effortless' in social networks

Users of social networking sites are making it easy for cybercriminals looking to steal identities for financial gains, according to security experts

Cyber warfare: 63 per cent think it's acceptable, says survey

A survey by security vendor Sophos shows that an alarming 63 per cent of respondents consider country-on-country cyber espionage to be acceptable as a means of maintaining a country's might and economic standing.

Cybercrime: one in 10 computers vulnerable to attack

A new report reveals that cybercriminals are attacking millions of computers every month – and infecting approximately 10 per cent

Zeus targets credit card authentication services

The infamous Zeus botnet has begun harvesting bank data by posing as a credit card verification scheme.

Ukrainian brought to NYC to face cybercrime charge

A Ukrainian man has been brought to New York to face charges of selling stolen credit-card numbers as part of an international cybercrime ring.

Trojan again tops list of viruses

Classic computer viruses increased 67 percent in the first quarter of the year, with Trojan viruses again topping the list, PandaLabs said in its Q2 report.

From prediction to prophecy: The 2010 threat landscape

In January 2010, Fortinet issued a report outlining our predictions for The Top 10 Security Trends for 2010. Now that we’re midway through the year, I’ve decided to look back at those prognostications and compare and contrast them with what we have been seeing today.

Internet TVs new 'playground' for cybercrooks

In an era where the use of non-PC Internet devices is "exploding", consumers now have more entry points to access the Web. These access points and the various devices used represent, in turn, multiple "playgrounds" for cybercriminals to exploit for financial gain, according to a security expert.

Scotland Yard cuffs teens for role in cybercrime forum

Two teenagers have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the world's largest English-language cybercrime forum.

'Wake up to cyber threat'

NATO governments and the public must wake up to the threat of cyberattacks, which could paralyse a nation far more easily than conventional warfare, experts warned on Friday.

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