Phishing Scam Hits Twitter; Will it Become the Next MySpace?
This morning, I received a direct message from one of my Twitter friends. It was a very strange message. Check it out:
I clicked on the link, which lead to this:
I checked the Tweet stream of the friend who sent me the direct message. She said she had been fooled into following a phishing scam.
She wasn’t the only one. Originally, the blogspot page directed people to another site which looked like the Twitter homepage. They signed in, giving away their user name and password. Of course, this helps spread the phishing scam via direct messages.
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