Warnings issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have gone viral on the Internet and Social Media that warn computer users of vulnerabilities in the latest version of Java that could open their computers to attacks from hackers.
A viral email alleges that Thomas Jefferson led America to war against state-sponsored Muslim pirates from North Africa’s Barbary Coast in the early 1800s.
A 2013 opinion piece was ready-made for being spread by anti-vaccination blogs.
Twitter Tweets and emails have gone viral alleging that Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee said that the U.S. Constitution is 400 years old.
Warnings have gone viral on the Web that Hyland’s teething tablets have been recalled.
A Muslim group has asked for pork-free food to be offered by food banks in Minnesota.
Reports alleged that the federal government plans to restrict hunting in 2015 by requiring that all hunters are at least 21 years old and participate in a mandatory hunter safety education program.
The Affordable Care Act mandates that everyone in the U.S. gets health insurance. Because of this there has been an influx of various companies advertising a variety of insurance policies by eMail. Some are fake and could direct computers users to a site that will infect their systems with a virus.
Very official emails allegedly from the accounting software company Intuit that contain a link encouraging the readers to click.
Rumors alleging that Iowa’s Governor Terry Branstad personally chartered a plane to take 124 illegal children back to Honduras after federal agencies transported them to his state for housing.
