The bad guys have adopted social networking site Facebook to spread malicious link claimed by an unnamed company is giving away free iPad "remembrance of Steve Jobs".
While the whole world is mourning the former head of Apple, Steve Jobs's death, many bad people on Facebook have used this event to spread malicious code to scam the user.
According to experts, the lab against malicious software by Panda Security, PandaLabs says it has detected a malicious link on Facebook to steal user information through the news of the death of Steve Jobs. Specifically, just hours after news of the death of former Apple CEO was announced, the scammers have created a Facebook page called RIP Steve Jobs, along with a written statement that will donate 50 iPad free for event participants to "remember Steve Jobs" with a link to a web page for users to click on join. However, absolutely no real facts at all, but instead here is a link to a malicious website and the user will be infected with the virus when they click on to the stolen information. According to PandaLabs, this Facebook page every 5 seconds to turn a user clicks and key Like more than 90,000 fans it.
In addition, when using a URL shortening service, PandaLabs also detected malware tricks through this web page similar to a hacker's malicious site was previously used in similar attacks associated to the launch of the iPhone 5 and 10 year anniversary of the attack 11 / 9.
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