Facebook
give an alert to all of it facebook users. Few months ago Ramnit virus
spread on many computers across the world and damaged many computers. Now the
same virus comes to start spreading in a new form, it is now on Facebook and
spread to the computers of its users, This virus stole the information of
affected computers. This warning provided by many antivirus companies. So far
45 thousand Facebook users accounts had affected by this ramnit virus.
This virus stole users account information’s and made changes in
the Accounts. Ramnit virus attacks first began in April 2010. The antivirus
company mcafee said, this malware affect EXE, DLL, and the HTML file. Mcafee
announced Elaborate this virus functionality very clearly explained this
way in October 2010.
Now, another dimension of this virus that is spread leaked Quarri
Technologies, the company said. When the first mode, Flash Drive ramnit virus
was found to have come through. Currently spread through Facebook. End
users of social Web sites, computer and other organizations, and social habits
of Internet sites have used the same password. Therefore, this new type of
viral social site Facebook is playing in the
customer's account.
Two types of the virus can escape from the attack. Firstly,
Facebook account holders, who suspect the site if the link, click on them, no
message. No base, Link comes from friends or groups, click on it to make the
test after that only you should click.
Secondly, password of Facebook account and other
accounts, used especially of bank services eliminates the need to avoid. Each
service must use a unique password. Finance-related jobs, in addition to Gmail
and other email services have set up a separate password, protect us from new
ramnit virus. Ramnit Currently this virus has spread widely in the United
States and France. Quickly through the Facebook platform are growing
opportunities in other countries can affect the computers. At the time of
writing this article, the message has been internationally received 90 thousand
computers.
