This is another scam claiming to give you a gift card. We have seen iTunes gift card scams spread via Facebook, and fake iTunes Gift Card certificates containing malware, but now it seems they have moved on to twitter. The picture below shows you how the scam might look like:     As you can see on the pictures of the users, they are often pretty and sexy looking. That makes it easier to attract victims. Report the users you...

This is another scam claiming to give you a gift card. We have seen iTunes gift card scams spread via Facebook, and fake iTunes Gift Card certificates containing malware, but now it seems they have moved on to twitter. The picture below shows you how the scam might look like:   As you can see on the pictures of the users, they are often pretty and sexy looking. That makes it easier to attract victims. Report the users you see...

This is another scam claiming to give you a gift card. We have seen iTunes gift card scams spread via Facebook, and fake iTunes Gift Card certificates containing malware, but now it seems  they have moved on to twitter. The picture below shows you how the scam might look like:   Report the users you see Twitting out messages like this as spammers.  Then they won’t be able to bother you in the future, and Twitter will...

This is another scam claiming to give you a gift card. We have seen iTunes gift card scams spread via Facebook, and fake iTunes Gift Card certificates containing malware, but now it seems  they have moved on to twitter. The picture below shows you how the scam might look like:   Report the users you see Twitting out messages like this as spammers.  Then they won’t be able to bother you in future, and Twitter will investigate...

This is another scam claiming to give you a gift card if you Retweet. We have seen iTunes gift card scams spread via Facebook, and fake iTunes Gift Card certificates containing malware, but now it seems  they have moved on to twitter. The picture below shows you how the scam might look like: If it’s too good to be true, it probably is! So don’t fall for...

The latest phishing attack is hitting Twitter users by sending them messages saying: you look like you lost weight in this video.. [LINK] The messages are sent from compromised accounts, and contain a link that supposedly shows the video, but in lands user on a well-crafted bogus Twitter login page. If you press the link in the message you will be taken to what appears to be a standard Twitter login page, BUT it´s...

People on Twitter are targeted by messages with a link claiming a new app from Twitter which will track your stalkers! The message is really made to steal your Twitter username and password. Here’s a picture of how the message typically looks like: Don’t fall for these kinds of scams and don’t press any links within the...

The message is followed by a link that takes you to a webpage that will try to connect an application called “Time on Tweeter,” and if installed,  it will spread the message through your Twitter account without your permission. The picture bolow shows you how the message looks like:   If you by accident installed this app or similar scams, you should revoke your Twitter access to all suspicious applications. Follow the steps...