Movie star Brad Pitt has shoved Paris Hilton off the top of a list neither will have coveted being on. A fan entering Pitt’s name in a search engine now has a startling one in five chance of finding a malware-hosting site instead, says McAfee. – Pc World 21 September 2008
If you search for pictures, wallpapers, screensavers or even info on Brad Pitt you have an 18% chance of infecting your PC with spam, spyware or whatever virus creeps can come up with. – Shine, 21 September 2008
one in five chance of finding a malware-hosting site instead, Techworld, 17 September 2008
McAfee isn’t for Macs, so there’s no word on the risk for Apple users. – Shine, 21 September 2008
Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and Britney Spears are the subjects of a virus scam that is attempting to recruit computers for a denial-of-service attack on Microsoft. – CNET News 31 March 2005.
(Brad Pitt top the chart for three consecutive years)
Beyonce and Heidi Montag topped the list for women. – news.com.au, 17 September 2008.
ITVibes in their report mentioned that
“attempts to launch a distributed denial of service attack against the Windows Update web site used by millions of computer users around the world. Additionally, the Ahker-F worm attempts to disable security-related software and block access to anti-virus web sites.”
I have talked so much about viral marketing and how to launch a viral content with some successful cases. Here are two post I have written previously on viral content:
While pursuing a known strategy for making your content viral, I don’t condone such tactic use by hacker and virus developer. Like I mentioned in my previous post we should adapt.
Three Simple Rules for viral marketing (make some money from it)
Try this simple strategy and see if you can get your content become viral and make some money from it.
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