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Malicious and Hoax Facebook Post - Rapper Eminem Left Nearly Dead After Being Stabbed 4 Times in NYC

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Updated: March 12, 2014 2014-03-12T20:21:48 -
Date: May 16, 2013 2013-05-16T11:22:54

Rapper Eminem stabbed and left nearly dead, is another hoax that is spreading on social networking websites like wildfire. Cybercriminals have posted malicious links, with a photo of a man with some deep cuts in his back, claiming it is Eminem and that he was stabbed and left for dead, in New York City.

The rapper is not near death and was not stabbed. The post is malicious and a fake, and is a plot by cybercriminals to spread it by tricking persons into sharing it.

This is how the post looks

Rapper Eminem Left Nearly DEAD After Being Stabbed 4 Times In NYC!!
dl.dropboxusercontent.com
Warning 18+!! It was all caught on surveilance video! Click the pic to play the video!

Clicking on the post will take you to the following website:
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/ u/173075719/eminem5.htm

You will then be redirected to the malicious website videopalace.biz, which they claim has a Youtube video of the Eminem stabbing.

This website will ask you to share before you can watch the video. Do not share, because there is no video.

If you share it (DO NOT), you will then be asked to complete a survey. Do not complete this survey, because these criminals will be paid for each survey that they have tricked someone into completing.

After completing the survey, if you click to play the video, you will be taken the malicious website rogena.net.

Avast antivirus blocking the malicious website rogena.net

It detected a malware on rogena.net.

Do not click on story or news posts like this one, on Facebook, Twitter or other social networking websites.instead, go to popular news websites and search for these stories that are posted. If these stories are not on these popular news websites, more than likely, the Facebook or Twitter post is scam or a hoax.

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April 22, 2014 at 4:19 AM by an anonymous user from Bradley Stoke, England, United Kingdom
Why would someone do a hoax like that? It's sickening! (Only directing at the cybercriminals, don't worry)
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