NEW DELHI:
For all those who are eager to get on to the Google's new social networking site, Google+, here's a warning for you. Don't latch on to invitations from just anywhere.
Security firm Sophos reveals that cybercriminal are exploiting the Google+ brand and sending out bogus Google+ invitations.
According to Sophos, such messages sent by cyber criminals look almost similar to the emails that users may receive from friends who are already a member of Google+.
However, on clicking the link users are directed to a pharmacy website.
The next time you receive a Google+ invite, make sure you check what URL the link in the mail actually points to.
Security firm Sophos reveals that cybercriminal are exploiting the Google+ brand and sending out bogus Google+ invitations.
According to Sophos, such messages sent by cyber criminals look almost similar to the emails that users may receive from friends who are already a member of Google+.
However, on clicking the link users are directed to a pharmacy website.
The next time you receive a Google+ invite, make sure you check what URL the link in the mail actually points to.
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himanshu Gupta
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