Tips & Tricks To Get Online Visibility
I”m sorry, but A&W webmaster seems not doing their job well or missed this out. According to Google’s diagnostic, part of the website is having suspicious activity happens 4 time(s) over the past 90 days. It may harm to the computer visiting this site.
Just reminder from disappointed customer who’re looking for A&W restaurant..
Firefox does provide warning for the same.
Starting this month, McAfee has released the first issue of its monthly spam report that focus on spam and other things related to it.
The first release highlighting among other the cracking of major spammers leads by hosting companies and domain registrar.
And the increasing number of unemployment has increased the number of spam as well, which targeting this unfortunate folks.
Hopefully such report can help educating the people to avoid falling into this trap. Although it might be possible to eliminate spam 100%, but with small effort like this, we can restrain spam from spread further.
Read the first issue.
Despite Facebook’s victory against spam, on which Facebook won lawsuit against Adam Guerbuez and Atlantis Blue Capital, which slapped with massive 800 millions charge, this doesn’t seem to send a tough ‘signal’ to them.
This nut is tough to be cracked right?
It was a ‘historic day’ yesterday, when I’m among the luckiest ones who received spam from them. It’s not me alone actually, but it seems that it spreads among the circle of friends in Facebook.
At a glance, this email looks legit. Yes it does, since this email was sent from legit Facebook email adress, and it was sent by your ‘friend’.
But the truth is, this is not something that they intend to do. The account is being manipulated by ‘unauthorized’ party to fool you and hence trick you to click on the harmful links. No clue how it was done, but it could be due to the carelessness of the users, when accepting/using certain applications that require you to agree on T&C (without reading any further) and then to notify all your friends. This is just my wild guess though.
But lucky me, Firefox prevents this page from being opened. I’m then certain on what is inside(something bad) but what will happen if I’m using Internet Explorer or Chrome, would it effectively kill this threat like Firefox??
It is quite troublesome to identify which one is legit or otherwise. You’re vulnerable to any attacks regardless how cautious you are.
In this case, keep yourself reminded not to open any Facebook requests sent via email. And, control which email you want to receive from the setting page.
I came across stopforumspam from WP-NoSpamUser. No, I’m not using another anti-spam wordpress plugin, since I still have faith on Akismet and Typed Antispam in protecting this blog from spams.
Stopforumspam is like a directory or maybe a yellow page, which ‘lucky’ spammer listing is based on the IP, email, nickname and where it is originated.
I’m using it quite differently though. Recently i got quite a number of emails from my website’s contact form. Some looks legitimate and real. In order not to be fooled again, I’ll compare sender’s information with the one available on stopforumspam. At least I’m not replying to someone that is not in existence.