FBI Warns Of Hijacked Social Network Accounts

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Beware Hijacked Social Networking Accounts, FBI Warns
Social networking sites are becoming a more popular attack vector for cybercriminals because people trust those they believe to be friends. RELATED INSIGHTS

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• Salesforce.com, RightNow Embrace Social Networking

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