if this were an Apple product, say, the iPhone or iPad...
then, this would simply be a functional advantage of Mobile Me, but since it's Windows it has to be malware.
Security researchers from McAfee Labs are reporting on a currently ongoing event-based social engineering attack, aiming to trick users into clicking on a link found in a malicious email.
The spamvertised emails come using “Easter Greeting from Alex” subjects, and are using an animated image including a “Download Animated Greeting Here” body. Upon clicking on the link, the user is exposed to a password-stealing malware variant of PWS-ZBot.
With Easter only a few days away, cybercriminals are quickly adapting to the event-based social engineering potential presented by the holiday.
Users are advised to avoid interacting with suspicious links and email attachments found in email messages.
