"OMG Miley Cyrus Caught N-de on Camera" Virus Facebook Post
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OMG Miley Cyrus Caught N*de on Camera - Virus Facebook Post
OMG Miley Cyrus Caught N*de on Camera
hxxp://mileycyruscaught.blogspot.com
Miley Cyrus caught on camera, Full n*de with hollywood singer. Full video finally released by Foxmedia secretly. Watch now.
If you click on this malicious Facebook post (DO NOT), you will be taken to the malicious website below:
hxxp://mileycyruscaught.blogspot.com/
For information about reporting this threat, abuse or other things to Facebook, please click here.
There is NO video of Miley Cyrus caught in a compromising position on camera, so please do not visit to this website, unless you want your computer to become infected with some computer virus or malware.
This website has the malicious exploit code that will attempt find vulnerabilities on your computer and infect it with a computer virus or malware that is able to take advantage of them.
AVG Antivirus Blocking the Exploit Facebook Scam Type 1926
What is Exploit Facebook Scam Type 1926?
According to AVG antivirus, the Facebook Scam is a malicious code present on fraudulent websites or illegally injected on legitimate but hacked websites without the knowledge of the administrator. The intention behind these code injections is to detect and exploit vulnerabilities on applications installed on your computer to install malicious and unwanted software that compromise the security of all data on the affected PC.
Now, if you have already visited this website and I think your computer is infected, please do a full scan of your computer with the antivirus software installed on it.
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