The “You shall not pass” message is a browser redirection virus, which will block you from visiting Facebook, Google, Youtube and other websites, and instead it will display a picture of Gandalf saying ' You shall not pass '. This bug is distributed through malicious websites or valid websites...
Scammers will way out to all sorts of tweaks to get innocent users to click the Like button on their shady Facebook pages. A new scam guarentees Facebook customer a pair of Facebook-branded Adidas shoes in return for a no-cost “Like.” The attackers affirm they’re giving...
Argos, the well-liked UK retailer, warned its customers about a fake Facebook page that scammers use to yield Facebook “Likes.” As per Hoax Slayer, the bogus Argos page directs users to “Like” and share the scam, promising them HD TVs. Of course, promised prizes remains as a...
Fake antivirus programs, or FakeAVs, have been aiming PC’s for quite some time now. On the other hand, experts claims that cybercriminals have initiated mounting such threats for Android devices as well. Symantec has spotted a threat dubbed Android.Fakedefender. Once installed, the FakeAV claims victims that...
“ System Doctor 2014 ″ is a malware, which appears to be a valid antivirus application and claims that your PC is infected with malwares and forces you to buy the software to clear these non-existing threats. “System Doctor 2014″ is spread through hacked or impure...
[caption id="attachment_484" align="aligncenter" width="585"] Rogue Google Phishing Mail[/caption] Google might have a lot of money, but it’s unlikely that it’ll start handing out large amounts of it to random users just because the company is celebrating an anniversary. Hoax Slayer has come across bogus emails that purport...
