If you haven’t read my latest post on KevansHome.org then read this..

If anyone (even if it’s someone you know) sends you a direct message that redirects you to a page that looks similar or a mirror image of Twitter.com, close your browser – restart it and go directly to Twitter.com. If you decide to  put your login details into it you could be in a wold of hurtin just like Yodle found out when their Twitter account was hacked.

That’s it for now but you can read Twitter’s official advice on how to avoid going Phishing.

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