Wow, let’s check out a rollercoaster crash because it happens to be in sick 3D! Or, you know, it isn’t. Click to Enlarge Here we have yet another website asking the end-user to paste some javascript into their browser, using …

Below we have a rather fetching page located at helpjapan(dot)co(dot)tv: Click to Enlarge “Japan Earthquake Relief: Help raise money for disaster relief in Japan with a few clicks of your mouse”. That’s great, except hitting the Connect with Facebook button …

As you may noticed from the odd blogposts here and there, scammers are firmly on the “exploit the Japanese disaster” bandwagon and anything is a target for them at this point. It’s becoming a little overwhelming to keep up with …

Let’s take a look at the latest in long line of fake stalker apps on Facebook. This one is called “Profile Update”, and makes a number of claims in relation to tracking vistors while changing your profile background. “Change your …

It’s rather depressing (if predictable) that scammers would attempt to profit from the seemingly endless series of disasters currently taking place in Japan. Here’s another take on the “Whale crashes into building” fakeout previously covered by Sophos here. This time …

This latest Facebook scam seems to have been rattling around for a few weeks now, directing you to malware from hacked websites hosting the rogue files. There also appear to be various Facebook application pages offering up the same dubious …

This seems to be circulating through the Facebook pages of people with Indian names. Clicking on the numerous Facebook “like” mechanisms would of course spread this thing pretty quickly The whois information for the connected web site shows it was …

The GFI Malware Minute video is available for your viewing pleasure on the GFI-Labs YouTube channel (and below). Malware Minutes are short videos (1-2 minutes) that provide a weekly roundup of top stories from the GFI-Labs Blog, the GFI- Rogue …

Today alert reader Matthew drew out attention to this one. It’s yet one more Facebook application scams: “My total Facebook views are…” It’s pretty good social engineeering. Who wouldn’t want to know how many people have viewed their Facebook profile?(Click …

Here we have what appears to be a scam on Facebook. It’s a popular one too, with 70,706 people smacking the “Like” button as if their lives (and free points) depended on it. Of course, popularity doesn’t mean it works. Here …