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  Facebook to target ads based on what mobile apps we use

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Do you use your Facebook account to log onto places like LinkedIn and Yelp from your phone?
  
  If so, get ready to start seeing ads in your mobile device's Facebook News Feed that will be targeted based on your mobile app usage.
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  Shocking 17-year-old public high school antics clickjack unwary Facebook users into scam

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Would you click on this?
  
  It seems many Facebook users did. Wise up to the threat of clickjacking, or become an easy target for scammers.
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  Find and Call - is it *really* the first malware in the iOS App Store?

  Sophos - Naked Security

  The first malicious app in the iPhone app store!
  
  That's what the headlines said. But is it really the case that "Find and Call" is malware?
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  Cybercrooks preying on small businesses

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Small businesses might think they are little enough to escape cybercrooks' attention, but they're increasingly wrong.
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  DNS Changer - how not to lose your internet connection on July 9 [VIDEO]

  Sophos - Naked Security

  The much-talked-about DNS Changer 'internet blackout' happens on Monday, July 9.
  
  But are we really going to have a 'blackout'?
  
  Paul Ducklin explains what's going on, and how to avoid trouble, in this easy-to-follow video.
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  Android spam bots? What we know for sure

  Sophos - Naked Security

  There is quite a lot of debate out there about Android devices participating in spamming botnets. I try to clear the air about what we are seeing in SophosLabs.
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  Pseudorandom domain name generation and the Blackhole exploit kit

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Take a look into the latest widespread attack against legitimate websites, in which many sites are hacked in order to redirect users to exploit sites.
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  You pig! Malware-laced emails spammed out posing as incriminating photos

  Sophos - Naked Security

  A widespread malware attack has been spammed out, posing as incriminating photos of the recipient which could get them in trouble with their partner.
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  Android botnet wants to sell you Viagra, penny stocks and e-cards

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Criminals have created a botnet of Android phones to send spam messages using Yahoo! mail. The malware problems on Android continue to grow and mimic their Windows cousins.
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  Ransomware makes child porn menaces in broken English

  Sophos - Naked Security

  Malware threatens to contact police with evidence of child abuse material on your computer - unless you pay 3000 Euros.