Comments on: Phishing with swine flu as bait

Experts say beware the e-mails from strangers that reference swine flu and could contain links to malicious sites or harbor data stealing code in attachments.

[42istheanswer]

Seriously??? It's very disappointing to know that there are people out there that would fall for this? I always asks users, 'would you give this information to a stranger that walked up to your house and asked for it?'. The answer is always 'No'. So I ask, why do they give information over the internet via email or whatever? Retards.

[Michael00360]

and yet people do it every day.

[TSessions]

This just shows how low these criminals and thieves will go. I hope they all burn in hell.

[AlexanderNY]

Swine Flu (H1N1) updates as of 05/02/2009: cases confirmed in Florida, Missouri (follow the link bellow to see the map).
Swine Flu public awareness initiative maps outbreaks in North America and worldwide, constantly updating: http://www.jobrica.com/_RESOURCES/SwineFluAwareness.aspx
Stay safe and informed.

[BrianBack2]

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