A Japanese bulletin board has posted 4,900 videos on , presumably using automated software tools. Each contains links to a Web page that will download malware onto your computer.

It is suggested that you will see pornographic content. Instead the malware pretends to scan your PC. Of course, it detects non-existent viruses, and urges you to buy a fake anti-virus program to clean it up.

YouTube is owned by , which claims to have removed the offending material, or most of it. Even so, be careful on such file-sharing or video-sharing sites, and on all social networking sites.

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