The intelligence the FBI warned Internet users against unsolicited emails that claim to show pictures or videos of the assassination of Osama bin Laden. In a statement released on Tuesday 3 May, the U.S. federal police said that these e-mails may actually contain an attachment, the virus that can steal personal information or infect a computer.
According to the FBI, these malicious e-mails can be sent by friends or relatives who do not know they contain a virus. The Federal Bureau also urges users to update their privacy settings on social networking sites to limit the release of unwanted links on their profile page. SEVERAL TYPES OF SPAM The computer security company Sophos has also warned that other risks exist to spread malware by e-mail.
According to the FBI, these malicious e-mails can be sent by friends or relatives who do not know they contain a virus. The Federal Bureau also urges users to update their privacy settings on social networking sites to limit the release of unwanted links on their profile page. SEVERAL TYPES OF SPAM The computer security company Sophos has also warned that other risks exist to spread malware by e-mail.