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facebook ''-Anak Lamia ミ sent a message to the members of ╠ Mafia Wars SHAHPUTRA ╣. ''-Anak Lamia ミMarch 28, 2010 at 6:19pm Subject: info lamia First Warning: FAKE BETA ROBBING INVITE - there isn't a beta test or beta group for the robbing function soon to be announced but there is a scam inviting you to beta test it - do not accept it. ________________________________ Second Warning: FAKE UPDATE BUTTON - if you get a button on your Facebook page that says update, do not click it - it is a macro used by a hacker to take over your account. This hacker appears to be a vigilante working to knock out cheaters. Report it to Facebook. _______________________________ Third Warning: FAKE FACEBOOK EMAIL - I received this today from another group and thought it should be shared with you all To all Facebook users - Please be aware that there is a new scam going around where an unknown source is pretending to be Facebook and sending out attachments containing a virus. The email being sent out contains a message saying that Facebook has changed your password and has sent it to you in an attachment. This attachment contains a virus. The header of the email may be similar to "Facebook Password Reset." FACEBOOK RESPONSE: Facebook has posted the following warning: Quote: Some users have received fake emails that look like Facebook emails and contain attachments or links with viruses. Do not click on these emails or download the attachment. Please note that Facebook will never send you a new password as an attachment. To learn more, visit our Security page: facebook.com/security As a reminder, Zynga Games Network will never ask for the password to your account. Please pay attention to any system or correspondence that asks for your account password and report any malicious attempts to our Customer Support team immediately. Thank you for assisting us in keeping your account safe. The Zynga Community ________________ NEVER CLICK A LINK Unless you can be sure it's safe, even if it's from a trusted friend. I myself have received several of these recently and just deleted the message instantly. Classic cases of viruses are YouTube links, or messages containing multiple letters where there shouldn't be any, such as "Heyyy Yoouu". BE SAFE. Hope this info is useful to you all - please play safely. Lock down your accounts and change your password often. To reply to this message, follow the link below: http://www.facebook.com/n/?inbox%2Freadmessage.php&t=1108456449124&mid=21a0f07G5af32a232197G370effG0&n_m=arildinho13%40gmail.com Find people from your Gmail address book on Facebook! This message was intended for arildinho13@gmail.com. If you do not wish to receive this type of email from Facebook in the future, please click on the link below to unsubscribe. http://www.facebook.com/o.php?k=d10d78&u=100000430498199&mid=21a0f07G5af32a232197G370effG0 Facebook's offices are located at 1601 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94304.