Seems like another Facebook spam is on the rise as you will see lots of people sending you videos saying
“Name, this is without doubt the sexiest video ever! 
”
When you will click on this video you will be redirected to one facebook application.
So if you are getting such kind of video with wordings like Sexiest video ever, avoid clicking on such videos. When you will click on this video (which actually is an application), it will redirect you to nadq_sdas application.
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Do tweet and share this post to alert other Facebook users. Do let me know if you receive such kind of videos?
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Yes, Poor things bloggers get into this spam. Recently tricksdaddy was affected by this and For a safer side before clicking anything, just move your mouse hover it, it will show you the link, check whether its a real video link or something else .. and then click on it.
yeah! i got 4 such links posted on my wall,. i think when you click it,. the application automatically sends the copy of the link “Candid Camera Prank” to all the friends of the victim,.. and that’s how it is spreading on all the users walls. thanks for this posts….harsh
Yes, I got that video by tricksdaddy! But, I never clicked that video..
I got one. I asked if it is spam and THE APP ANSWERED!
Yes, I got this just now from tricksdaddy. But I didn’t allowed the app to access my a/c
These days, spam is everywhere, when you click on a link or attachment, either you get redirected to some dubious app store, porn, viagra, trojan, scam or phishing site.
Opps!!!
I wish you could how difficult it is not to click such links ( even if you warn me)
I just got such a post on my wall
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hi there,
i clicked on the link and i was prompted to allow the “winamp” application acees to my profile, i clkicked don’t allow.
in a fb group the word is spreading that this thing is a virus, can i alreaby be infected?
Indeed, if you happen to get this and are feeling unsafe please do the following:
Enter application settings and look for Winamp or K-media. Firstly edit settings and go to additional permissions and uncheck the box. Afterwards, delete the application. You may want to go thorough your friends list and delete it, or tell them to get rid of it from thier wall.
I myself went thorough my friends list one by one and got rid of it to make sure no one else clicked it.
what should i do if i already clicked on it ?
Crap!!! This is spreading like fire now!!! But unfortunately, i knew it was kind of spam… Facebook should find a way soon to ban all des spammers..
Akshay: If you have already clicked on it, then at least 30 or 40 of your friends have got a copy of it on their wall. go their walls and delete it, and post a comment on your wall so that no one else is tempted. I spent over an hour doing that today after I foolishly clicked the link… big mistake.
Does anyone know if facebook can remove the ‘winamp’ app from everyone automatically?
I got 4 posts to my wall, but I removed them each time… I clicked on one to see what it does, but did not allow it access to my account, given the sort of info it was asking for. It still installed itself, but I subsequently removed it and other apps I don’t really use… I need to give my FB a proper clean!
I get this a lot and considering the amount of followers on FB I have, it is an insane problem. I pretty much put my wall posts from others as a secondary tab, rather than be seen up front. I want people to see my content first on my home profile – my fan page… different.
Some of these people have no idea they are really spamming… much like those Twitter phishing DMs that come through on occasion.