This is a warning! Searching online for Photos of Anne Curtis' Boracay Photo Scandal during ASAP XV can be dangerous to your computer, (except for this blog of course).
The Australian-born TV host and movie actress was performing a dance number while shooting live for a local noontime TV show when the right part of her top folded and accidentally showed her right breast.
Likewise, news of the swimsuit malfunction involving Anne Curtis spread like virus earlier this week as photos of her Breast Scandal in Boracay Photos spread in social networks.
A Trend Micro security alert, meanwhile, said cybercriminals have jumped on the sudden popularity of searches for Anne Curtis by spreading new, fake antivirus.
If you downloaded this file named “TROJ_FAKEAV.ENZ”, which when executed, displays fake warning boxes and application windows, tricking the users to install several malware that will soon infect your system.
The company said Internet users should always have the latest anti-virus programs to block user access to related malicious sites and prevent malware from being downloaded onto systems.
I am sure you know what is fake or not, and perhaps you should trust your own antivirus.
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Friday, March 26, 2010
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