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wa2crk
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farcebook scam

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Hi Gang
I just received an E-Mail from a friend describing a farcebook scam that may be happening here. You may receive an E-Mail that appears to be from someone you know with a message similar to "is this really you?" and the message will contain a link to a farcebook video. The scammer then hijacks your E-Mail contacts and sends the scam to all of your E-Mail contacts. A WORD TO THE WISE SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT!!! STAY VIGILANT!! BE CAREFUL!!
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I should be OK on that one because I don't use Facebook or any of the stuff found there. I have no interest in seeing Facebook videos.
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Facebook is involved but I doubt that this has anything to do with Facebook specifically. My guess is that a hacker just found (or created) a way in and then used it.

We have been seeing a similar but different invasion right here on Shopsmith Forum. The problem here is an invasion of pornographic intruders.
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Dusty
That is exactly why I posted the info.
Bill
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