Online criminals are increasingly targeting at Facebook. So guys, if you’ve received any message that contain the following message subjects, please “do not” open it or proceed according to what the message told.

The message is served as a bait which offer malicious link and if you click on it, it’ll redirect you to a bogus Facebook site and you’ll be prompted to install a virus file in the form of a fake “Adobe_Player11.exe”, according to a report by websense.

FaceBook message: Dancing Girl Drunk In The Pub- facebook Video (Last rated by Betsy Person)
FaceBook message: Dancing girl oriental dance … (Last rated by Abdul Kay)
FaceBook message: Magnificent Striptease Dance (Last rated by Rosalind Lindsey)
FaceBook message: Watch the Oooh! Super Beautiful Girl Dancing (Last rated by Delores Tucker)
FaceBook message: Hot Girl Dancing At Striptease Dance Party

Although the message subject seemed to be appealed to most of the Facebook users, especially male users when first encountered it. But you know you’ll be safe if you ignore such message, and refrain yourself from clicking any URL link within the message, even it is out of your curiosity. Generally, these kind of messages are known well to elicit our emotions, in this case joy, and curiosity.

Another warning: Don’t let this kind of message trick you into clicking the link and install the file. It is due to the virus might not be detected by your anti-virus software installed on your PC or laptop, according to an analysis done by VirusTotal.

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