New FaceBook Phishing Scam ‘What are u Doing in This Video’

You supposed not to be in this video the new wave of phishing scams. By the tone of the message you will surely find that the video has something embarrassing or compromising so you need to watch it.

Your attentiveness is the biggest defeat of cybercrooks. With a every new day these cybercriminal comes with new techniques to gain their access in your personal and confidential data. You supposed not to be in this video the new wave of phishing scams. They are planning new and innovative ways to get control in your kingdom. By circulating this scam message in your FaceBook’s personal messaging system which is likely to be sent by your FB friend. The massage tagline is so new and attractive that it can encourage any innocent FaceBook user in clicking on it. It garbs users attention whether user are clicking on it in curiosity or panic but the benefits is coming to the hackers.

The message just look like that it is from your friend and yes it is true but in reality your friend is not the real sender. You might think that your friend is making fun of what you are doing in this video he has just watched.

When you move to the message you will find that it requests you to visit the web link and let you get connected to the particular location where the video is available. By the tone of the message you will surely find that the video has something embarrassing or compromising so you need to watch it.

Well you are unaware with the fact that it is just the trick of the hackers to make you fall in their prey. Very clearly and cleverly it invites the user and let them type their account details.

Once the hackers got your account information it starts circulating the scam messages to your friends…. all of them.

If you receive any such message on your FaceBook inbox message then avoid that message don’t click on them.

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