A new Facebook scam app has been doing the rounds lately on the social networking site Facebook and Twitter, by asking users to login to a fake Twitter page in order to watch a video that could leave them surprised. The app sends out Direct Messages to all the followers of that Twitter account containing a bogus message and a link to the Facebook app page.

Spammers have created a Twitter bot that has been randomly sending the spam message, “WOW! your photo is cool” along with a link to Twitter users by mentioning them in the tweet.

In the wake of the Apple-Samsung verdict, there have been rumors spreading in the past couple of days that Samsung cleared the $1 billion penalty by paying it in 5 cent coins.

Rumors about the death of Robert Pattinson of the movie Twilight have been circulating on Twitter and Facebook over the last few days.

Twitter users are being bombarded with tons of direct messages which contain links to spoof CNBC website which shows you how to make tons of money while sitting at home.

Twitter has been a target of lot of spam messages of late, but the most recent one’s are pretty dangerous phishing attacks and can allow a spammer access to your Twitter username and password. Most recently Twitter phishing attacks have spread through DM messages like “You Seen What This Person is Saying About You Terrible Things” and “Somebody is Saying Real Bad Rumors About You”.

Want to Start a Real Internet Biz This Year? You must check this out spam message spreading on Twitter.

Last month Twitter users were attacked using a DM scam where users received direct messages from people they know saying “You Seen What This Person is Saying About You Terrible Things”. The Twitter Scam affected several users who went on to click on the accompanying link and then entered their Twitter username and password on the phishing website.

We have been seeing a lot of Facebook Scams these days, however, it looks like Twitter is also being attacked by users with a lot of scam messages. Unlike Facebook most of the Twitter scam messages spread through direct messages and are usually phishing attacks.

Twitter users are being hit by a new phishing attack where affected users are sending DMs to their friends, which contain links to fake website that looks exactly like the Twitter login page.

There is widespread messages on Twitter asking users to not click on links such as “click verify”. There are several variants of this rogue and many people are reporting it as TwitVerify, TwitVerification and Profile Spy.

A new worm has spread on Twitter and is spreading like wildfire. Users are spreading messages saying “Have you heard of HCG diet? AMAZING AND IT WORKS, I lost 2lbs in the last 3 days [link redacted]” to their friends

Free iPad Twitter mentions are a scam. Pretty ladies sending you @replies saying that you can win an iPad is a Twitter spam, don’t click on those links.

Quite sometime back Twitter was under a IQ test DM spam where tons of users were affected. It looks like a similar IQ test DM spam is affecting users.

Yes we all want to know who is visiting our profile pages, however don’t yet fall for that trap in the form of Twitviewer which claims to show you which users have visited your twitter profile.