FBAction.net Link in Facebook is a Scam

 As reported on Mashable:

Facebook (Facebook reviews) is falling prey to a widespread phishing attack today that tries to steal your login and spam your friends.

I’ve got a number of messages in my Facebook inbox with links to “FBAction.net”, a site that displays a fake Facebook login. Enter your details there, and it will spam all your friends with the same message and link. More worrying: you might get locked out of your account for a time until Facebook sorts out this mess.

There is no malicious payload with the attack, it seems: no virus is downloaded or any other nasties: it’s simply a huge nuisance for Facebook users.

As always, don’t enter your Facebook password if the URL is not Facebook.com, and contact Facebook if you’re no longer able to access your account.

Dream a little dream...

We all have dreams and with those come the challenges associated in trying to make those dreams come true. I have the lucky privilege of being on the verge of making one of my life-long dreams come true because of one person who believes in me enough to take a chance on me. But what do you do when it feels like the whole world is against you, standing in between you and your dream? Here's a little inspiration to help you pick yourself up by your bootstraps:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxPZh4AnWyk

Your Brand's Social Media Infrastructure or How to Grow A Social Media Garden

Here is the presentation that my colleague and social media bombshell, Leslie Bradshaw, gave at Google this week. We spoke to a packed house of social media practicioners (and soon-to-be practicioners) in the non-profit and government agency world at a best practices seminar series hosted by The Advertising Council. The topic was "creating content that catches fire."

This event was also where I debuted my "how does your garden grow?" analogy which is already catching fire. Want to know what it is? Ask me!

Growing Your Social Media Garden 4.7.09

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