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Beware Twitter 'LOL'
twitterBIRDBeware of a new phishing attack on Twitter, which lures unsuspecting users into giving away their Twitter credentials. The compromised accounts are then used to spread the attack further via direct messages containing text such as “lol, is this you”, “Lol. this is me??”, “lol , this is funny” etc.

IT security firm Sophos now has detailed info on the attacks and a video describing them: Twitter Phishing spam wave

After the first attack wave, however, the phishers are now using the compromised accounts to send out spam, which resulted in a huge amount of Viagra-related messages on Twitter, which read something similar to this: “Get bigger and have sex longer. go here”, followed by an address that leads to a sexual enhancement site.

Once again, if you see unusual messages (similar to the examples above) sent from your Twitter account, it may mean it has been compromised, and you should change your Twitter password immediately.
 
A Proliferation of Unethical SEO Content
By John Wattson

SEO (search engine optimization) content has lately been used as an effective means for gaining exposure to a website. Many online companies are strategizing, by creating SEO content, so that when a user searches using various keywords, the website will hopefully show up at the top of the entries, but it is not necessarily ethical SEO content. Therefore, a proliferation of predicted popular keywords are being placed throughout web literature in hopes that, if the keywords appear enough times in the article, their website will be found before all of the others.

The question many begin to ask is, can any business create these articles that can improve search-engine rankings? The short answer to this is yes. For people to discover a particular website, a string of words needs to match those placed into the search engine by the interested party. But a search engine looks at two issues: where the keyword phrases are and the number of times that they appear. The search engine assumes that the keywords link to a relevant page.
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