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Posted by: bartblaze
« on: 13. June 2012., 21:04:28 »

Useful post indeed. Thanks Pez !
Posted by: Pez
« on: 13. June 2012., 10:42:32 »

You can read more about LinkedIn in this thred in this forum.
http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,7523.0.html
Posted by: bartblaze
« on: 12. June 2012., 23:24:37 »

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Is this the perfect recipe for a cybercriminal ?:

1. Hacking LinkedIn's password (and probably user-) database.
2. Sending an email to all obtained email addresses, which is urging you to check your LinkedIn inbox as soon as possible.
3. A user unawarely clicking on the link.
4. An exploit gets loaded. Malware gets dropped. Malware gets executed.
5. User's computer is now a zombie (part of a botnet).

I would definitely say YES.


...Read more: http://bartblaze.blogspot.be/2012/06/linkedin-spam-exploits-and-zeus-deadly.html

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