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Online security experts warn that scammers are using the MH17 crash in east Ukraine to link to either pornographic websites or spam pages. On Twitter, a security firm detected tweets pretending to be about MH17 but which bore spam links. On Facebook, a community page dedicated to one of the victims uses his name and photo but users who click on the link end up on a pornographic website. Richard Cos, chief intelligence officer of anti-spam body Spamhaus told the BBC, “It is a fairly rapid and predictable response by the individuals behind it. They are all to make money. There is no compassion involved.”
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