The “Hacker who cracked your email and device” email is fraudulent message appearing to come from legitimate sources (for example, your private email, your work). Cyber criminals use some your private information to commit identity theft. It stating that you are receiving it due to your computer is infected or hacked, and your personal data
Netcraft has a really nice toolbar which can provide visual clues as well as speed bumps to doing something unsafe. It can actually block access to a site pending user verification (ok so we all know most users click OK on anything that pops up to get it out of the way).
Viruslist blog reported about interesting Javascript. This script runs maximized in the browser and presents the user with a window which looks like this: As you can see, there is an Address field in the window which says “https://www.paypal.com/us”, but it is not the real browser address editbox! It’s a special field inside the Java
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