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11 February 2010
Twitter, Google and Hi5 being abused in Prolaco worm distribution
Twitter, Google and the social networking site Hi5 are being abused in an email campaign to distribute the Prolaco worm.
27 out of the 41 AV engines detect the Prolaco worm at the time of article published.
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