Malicious website mimicing twitter

February 13, 2010 18 sec read

You may receive a direct message from one of your friends saying:

Hi, xxx! A new twitter service! Try it, nice one! http://twltter.ru/

Don’t click the link! I clicked and it’s exactly identical to twitter’s own interface. I thought it was twitter so I entered my username/password, but nothing happened. After a few hours I realize this might be a malicious website. So I changed my twitter password.

Social networks make us more connected — but also more vulnerable for virus to spread. Be careful.

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One Reply to “Malicious website mimicing twitter”

Thanks, i got exactly the same message and was confused about the ru-Domain…