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12/20/2012 - Web
Social Engineering Replacement Order Scam
A recent article on Gizmodo has described a really interesting social engineering technique being used by hackers & fraudsters to have products freely shipped to parts unknown, with little more then a name, address & some other easily obtainable information from the internet. If you order from Amazon, you should watch out for such emails & act quickly to prevent the fraud from happening. This is defiantly a must read. You can find the original article here.
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