Nastygram: CDC ’swine flu’ vaccine scam

E-mail scam artists are impersonating the Centers for Disease Control with a bogus e-mail that claims to offer information about a state-run vaccination program for the H1N1 “Swine Flu” contagion. This highly topical and plausible e-mail message directs recipients to a fake CDC Web site that tries to foist malicious software. Recipients who fall for the ruse and click the link are brought to a counterfeit CDC site that showcases a “Personal H1N1 Vaccination Profile” as an electronic document that supposedly contains
| Staci32 (Staci32) : A certain blog co. out there shouldn't give 4 days to write a post if they're going to send u a nastygram if you don't write it the 1st day... Updated : 2010-07-29T15:02:32Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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march1989 (Barbara Hoefer) : P fine 2day w/ procedure but couldn't leave cuz bp was low (left home 6:30am-got home 9:15pm) Saline IV Bp normal.Nastygram assoc re: palms!.. Updated : 2010-07-29T04:52:40Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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BrianHuberd (Brian Huberd) : But now I draw my poison pen and write a nastygram to Expedia along with my itinerary screenshot they want me to fax (?!) to them... Updated : 2010-07-28T15:53:30Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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JoelSocialized (Joel Michael Bowen) : "The IRS sent me a #Nastygram" - Mom. Apparently that is one word with no hyphen. I checked... Updated : 2010-07-27T21:53:18Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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dsevil (Darren Embry) : Just sent a nastygram to support at tweetphoto dot com about it. GRR. Carry on... Updated : 2010-07-27T01:57:35Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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Opera on Flash Debate: "You Can Cook an Egg While its Runnin
[Apple]There's a new entrant in the ring to the Great Flash Debate of 2010, which heretofore had Apple’s Steve Jobs and Adobe sending nasty-grams back and forth over the latter company’s interactive web technology. Now there’s a new player in town, with browser maker Opera stepping into the ring to weigh in on the fight.
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Hurt Locker producer Banned from Oscars for Avatar nastygram
[Movies]Nicolas Chartier, the "Hurt Locker" producer who ran afoul of AMPAS campaign regulations by sending emails disparaging "Avatar," has been denied attendance at the 82nd Oscar ceremony by the Academy.
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Congress Goes After NebuAd... Again
[Tech Industry News]The anti-NebuAd nastygrams keep flying out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee; today's is directed at Embarq, which held a trial of the tech but may not have let its subscribers know it was passing their surfing data to a third party. Oops.
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Cash, not idealism, Behind ISP Embrace of Music Business
[Music]Virgin Media, one of the UK's largest ISPs, has agreed to forward British music industry nastygrams to subscribers suspected of illegal file-swapping. The move has proved hugely controversial already, generating charges of "spying on users" and even a BBC column on how Virgin could just go stuff itself into a trash can.
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Best Buy Apologies For Sending Cease & Desist Letter
[Business & Finance]After contacting Best Buy's Corporate Public Relations Group to sort out confusion over use of the "Improv Everywhere" logo, Scott gets a letter, apologizing for having sent him a misplaced nastygram.






















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