The follow page describes the latest phishing scam, which cons Facebook
users into installing malware and giving away their passwords, sometimes
their home addresses.
<http://mashable.com/2010/05/29/facebook-hilarious-video/>
It includes a video from Websense describing the exploit, but partway
through viewing the video, I'm suddenly redirected to a Twitter page...
In fact, if I just let the Mashable page sit for a minute, it
automatically redirects without being asked. I do get the usual alert
that I've "requested" (yeah, right!) an encrypted page.
Anyone know what that's about? I can't seem to get back to the Mashable
page for more than a second or two without the redirect taking over.
Fortunately, I was able to go back and view the Mashable source code in
time and find the URL of the YouTube video, which works fine:
<http://www.youtube.com/v/nO7QzM3BN74>
Here's a link to the Twitter page that steals me away from the Mashable
page, for those who dare visit it:
<https://api.twitter.com/undefined#12751666280357^api.twitter.com&%7B%22ready%22%3Atrue%7D>
Thanks.
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Paul B. Gallagher
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