Facebook Dislike hype exploited in phishing campaign

https://thestack.com/security/2015/09/21/facebook-dislike-hype-exploited-in-phishing-campaign/

        A new Facebook scam is quickly spreading across the
        social network which plays on the announcement of the
        highly-anticipated 'Dislike' button.  Facebook CEO Mark
        Zuckerberg discussed the proposed feature in an interview last
        week, confirming that there would be a public launch "very"
        soon. The social media giant has long considered adding a
        dislike or 'empathise' button for posts that may contain sad
        news, to avoid inappropriate 'liking'.  A new scamming campaign
        is now exploiting impatient Facebook users anxiously awaiting
        the dislike button addition, by tricking them into believing
        that they can click on a link to gain early access to the
        feature.

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