Fake TweetDeck update lures prompt password resets
Compromised Twitter accounts have been used to post links to an exploit portal that poses as a download site for an update to TweetDeck, the popular micro-blogging client software package. Malware lures pose as messages such as "Critical tweetdeck update Bank Holiday", a reference to a national holiday in the UK that may suggest …
....torrent of comments along the lines that Twitter is a pointless thing for self-obsessed people just wanting to shout about what they are doing and what do we care about what flavour milkshake they are drinking. There....no need for anyone eose to do it now.
Twitter is a pointless thing for self-obsessed people just wanting to shout about what they are doing and what do we care about what flavour milkshake they are drinking.
Of Steve JOB and the iPhanboi's and their Lemon 4 with all it's problems...
Twitter is a pointless thing for self-obsessed people just wanting to shout about what they are doing and what do we care about what flavour milkshake they are drinking.
Is ridiculous, pointless and for curly-headed gingers with bucked teeth and no friends.
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