Twenty-five minutes was all it took for Twitter to fix the scripting flaw that enabled hackers to insert malicious codes into hundreds of Twitter feeds early yesterday morning. That quick response was accompanied by the more disturbing news that the company was warned of the potential danger as early as August 14. Should tweeters be alarmed that it could happen again? Are your tweets safe?
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Seams like Skype users lately is experiencing massive virus activity and also I have received potentially dangerous messages with suspicious links from Skype. That’s the reason why I decided to warn you – my blog readers, about Skype viruses, worms, Trojans and other dangerous shit and to give you some tips to avoid problems using Skype.
