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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Fake Gmail Website: Inactive – Part 2
TOKYO (MacHouse) – Almost three hours ago, an organized cyber criminal group circulated a suspicious e-mail message involving Google‘s Gmail. The message titled Inactive contains a hyperlink. By clicking on it, one will be directed to a scam website to … Continue reading
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Fake Gmail Website: Inactive – Part 1
TOKYO (MacHouse) – If you have recently received an e-mail message titled Inactive, you’d better be careful. Especially, if the body of the message involves Google‘s Gmail, chances are that it’s been sent by an organized cyber criminal group. More … Continue reading
