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]]> http://blog.fortinet.com/facebook-spam-canadian-pharmacy/comment-page-1/#comment-857 Targeting next generation users | Fortinet FortiGuard Blog Thu, 18 Jun 2009 18:05:49 +0000 http://blog.fortinet.com/?p=298#comment-857 [...] While the next generation of tech has arguably arrived, it is simply a fact now that social networking sites and the blogosphere have become an integrated part of many peoples lives - some may even call them home (at least to their browsers). In 2008, we predicted the wave of spam that would hit these “Web 2.0″ platforms as it was a natural target for spam to migrate to after years of living inside of mass mailers. Indeed, throughout the year of 2008 we witnessed a barrage of attacks on these sites: malicious social applications, “Spam 2.0“, worms such as Koobface, XSS exploits, and various phishing campaigns. Here we are, a year and a half later and the spam attacks not-surprisingly continue. [...] [...] While the next generation of tech has arguably arrived, it is simply a fact now that social networking sites and the blogosphere have become an integrated part of many peoples lives – some may even call them home (at least to their browsers). In 2008, we predicted the wave of spam that would hit these “Web 2.0″ platforms as it was a natural target for spam to migrate to after years of living inside of mass mailers. Indeed, throughout the year of 2008 we witnessed a barrage of attacks on these sites: malicious social applications, “Spam 2.0“, worms such as Koobface, XSS exploits, and various phishing campaigns. Here we are, a year and a half later and the spam attacks not-surprisingly continue. [...]

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