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Facebook users please be careful with an email confirmation from Facebook. Because recently circulated an email containing a Trojan fake.
Some Facebook users receive an email containing a Trojan which can disrupt computer systems. Email sender using the name "service@facebook.com" megirim an email confirmation of new password change. In these fake email senders to include two files with the name "Facebook_Password_4cf91.zip and Facebook_Password_4cf91.exe".
As quoted KabarIT from Cnet, the file sender instructed to download and run on a computer. MX Labs said in a blog posting from Trojan Horse Bredolab execute files from the Internet, such as anti-spyware naughty. To bypass the firewall, Trojan horse code injects itself into svchost.exe and explorer.exe process.
Actually this is a model of the spread of the usual Trojan. But by using the Facebook name, people will just believe anything else for a less rigorous. This Trojan is only circulated in emails do not go into his own Facebook site.
