Want to know a banned video Lady Gaga? Do not be. A Twitter worm made its way around the microblogging service Twitter, engulfing passwords unconscious users with the message VIDEO PROHIBIDO LADY GAGA. The message is just now in Spanish, but there is no reason why it should not, as Gaga herself, became an international hit. The worm starts as a message informing users of a video of Gaga prohibited. Users who click on the bit.ly link are taken to a fraudulent YouTube page that asks visitors for their their Twitter login credentials. Once these credentials are entered, the account is hacked, then this account is spreading the worm.
If you are faced with a similar incentive, ask yourself this: Why YouTube ask for your Twitter password? Are they different sites? Yet it is Gaga we speak. His world is turned upside down. She is wearing a meat dress. Anything could happen, right? No, not even Gaga should not override your common sense. Use a short decoder url as LongURL, which will give you warnings on shortened URLs. Also, always look at the URL (or address) of a Web site when you are prompted for login information. The URL in the hoax Gaga looks nothing like YouTube, even if the site itself is. It is a domain that ends in cz.cc.
installation course an Internet security software is classified, and ensure that it is updated, should also be part of your Internet security practices. While common sense is the best way to keep you safe from to social media, the internet security software can help you with Trojans, spyware and viruses that can really damage your computer.