Looks like I am working overnight today with Facebook Scams. I recently posted about three scams today. The first was a girl having a spider living under her skin video followed by the Oslo bombings video scam and the Ex Girlfriend being violated Facebook Scam. Now I have come across a new scam where a sexy mom is making thousands of dollars working from home.

In a new trend, a new scam is spreading on Facebook in multiple ways. There are different updates related to the same thing and they are similar in nature. I have been writing about Facebook Scam for a while today. Previously, I wrote about the Oslo Blasts Security Camera Blast and the Girl Has a Spider Living Inside her Skin scam.

Earlier today, a bomb went off in OSLO killing several innocent people and injuring many. The blasts were carried out by terrorists, but it looks like Facebook scammers are out to fool people and make use of the tragic incident as a background.

A new Facebook scam is rapidly spreading on Facebook where users are sharing a video on their timeline with the message “OMG. this is really gross GlRL HAS A SPlDER LlVlNG lNSlDE OF HER SKlN”.

Anonymous and LulzSec have issued a statement saying that they don’t fear the FBI and they can’t stop them. They also government and corporations are their biggest enemies and they will continue to disrupt the internet. The statement was released after the FBI made 14 arrests in U.S. on Tuesday.

Malware, popular term for malicious software, is a software program designed to damage a user’s computer, a server, or network; or to steal personal or sensitive information of a user or defrauding the user through online scams.

Microsoft has taken its pursuit of the operators of the notorious Rustock botnet to the next level by now offering a monetary reward of $250,000 for any information about them that leads to the identification, arrest, and criminal conviction.

If you want to know more about vulnerabilities, create security tools or are looking to improve your ability to make secure software, the Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) should be at the top of your resource list. Here is an introduction to CWE to get you started.

This debacle might result in stringent laws that would curb many freedoms people enjoy online. However, in the midst of all this fiasco, a company specializing in web caching and spam security got all the attention they ever needed.

EA’s BioWare division was hacked, with personal information of users being taken, including names, phone numbers, and addresses.

The joint operation by the FBI and Scotland Yard follows from the Sony, (probably)Lockheed Martin and the UK Census data leaks. This has resulted in what is being seen as the first LulzSec arrest.

No one finds the LulzSec lulzworthy anymore. They are trying desperately to cover their tracks with obvious methods, like encrypting drives and using Virtual private networks to stay behind closed doors. Let us see how far this level of anonymity works for them.

Social Networking is a fad, and I dare say growing fad because it has gone beyond it. We make friends with people on sites like Facebook and Twitter. However, we might not know most of them personally and might have never met them too.

What they are doing is playing the reverse psychology card that will probably bring security through insecurity. People will start taking passwords seriously.

LulzSec has dumped passwords of 62000 users on the web. Change passwords for important services like Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, Bank Accounts, Stock Accounts before LulzSec leaks your own passwords.