Harry Poter Threatening PC Users, The first part of the final round of the Harry Potter films, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows release. And now a big fan of Harry Potter around the world eagerly welcomed by enthusiastic Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Symantec found the spammers into action.
"Spammers have tried to fool the fans who are not vigilant through the" spell "them," said a spokesman for Symantec, in his statement, October 27, 2010. "The trick, they promote a false offer like to invite users to register" Today "to get the seventh book Harry Potter series," call Symantec.
As an incentive, Symantec says, users will receive a Free ticket to watch Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I. "This is an exciting offering that benefit the very pity to miss," he said.
In the offering, when the 'Submit', a user will be prompted to provide your email address and other personal data. They were also directed to an additional offering that is staying for four days and three nights in a luxury resort.
For prevention, Symantec advises users to be wary of deals that are not expected to like it of the spreader email.
"Always use common sense, watch what you click, and cautious when clicking on links from unknown senders is one of precaution," says Symantec. "Always be alert when receiving a message from the website or which appear to be sent from a website. Check the URL. It would be better if typing the URL directly in the address bar instead of clicking on the link, "he said.
To check whether a site is safe or not, the user can use a rating service such as Norton Safe Web site. Norton Safe Web is a community website where users join and share your website to report phishing or malware is dangerous.
Hopefully this news is useful for you fans of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to be able to avoid Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Spam.
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