A malware threat is putting users of the popular Facebook Messenger app at risk, reports Adelaide Techguy Richard Pascoe.
As part of the scam, users receive a message from a friend that contains:
– The word ‘Video’ with the name of the sender
– An emoji
– A shortened link
If you click it, you could end up having your personal log in info stolen, says Richard — so play it safe and don’t open anything matching this description until your friend confirms it’s safe to open.
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Facebook Messenger Malware – What To Look Out For https://t.co/CTctzNuBAB pic.twitter.com/nDvG93fWa9
— Richard Pascoe (@Adelaidetechguy) September 5, 2017
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