NEW VIRUS: “A Facebook friend posted a photo of you”
The virus is sent by email attachments like seen above
Facebook users are advised to be very careful when opening emails in which are notified that a friend on the social network posted a photo of them.
Lately there were false Facebook-like notifications which contain an attachment that installs a virus on users’ computers.
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The messages are sent from the address facebookmail.com and have attached a Zip type file that you should not open in any circumstances.
If you are not sure wether the mail notification is real or not, you are advised to access your Facebook account to see if indeed a friend posted a photo of yours on the social network.