Truth in advertising, or at least self fufilling prophecy

[CanadaRAM]

Spam mail received:
"CanadaRAM, you are a moron"

and in the message:

"Want proof? Click here" with a link to a 'video'

Of course, the 'video' is a Windows trojan horse.

Something a bit amusing about the social engineering here - and the fact that the title is 100% accurate for anyone who clicks the link.

 

[Leareth]

I got one of those too in my telus account.

Wonder how many people do click on them.


I also got a similar one from a web-security firm, trying to show me how vulnerable computers are on the internet.

 

[iJohnHenry]

I also got a similar one from a web-security firm, trying to show me how vulnerable computers are on the internet.

Who do you think employes the people who code trojans??