A new malicious post is circulating on Facebook. It attempts to exploit the curiosity of users of the most popular social network by stating:
or in free translation
Only 14 year old drunk girl see what she did in public
The scam encourages you to watch a video of what the girl did. If you fall for the trap, it will take you to a website where you will discover that the flash plugin is not working.
Scammers often use tricks like this to trick unsuspecting users into believing they need to update Flash plugin , or download some other type of plugin , to watch a video that is supposedly in a different formatthan what they are used to watching. Facecrooks, who visited the website, said he got a warning from his anti-virus.
“We decided to stop here, and we recommend that you do the same. As with all non-Facebook apps, you should be cautious if you are asked to install a plugin on your browser.”
Browser plugins that scammers usually sell are often malware, or lead to malware. You will be completely at the mercy of the add-on developer! So DO NOT install add-ons that come from untrustworthy sources.
