As you probably know, the 2014 World Cup kicks off on June 12 in Brazil. And until the day comes that the ball stars rolling, millions of soccer fans everywhere entertain themselves with games such as Top Eleven, one of the most popular football manager games with more than 10 million fans on Facebook. And it is precisely the game’s popularity that has led cyber-criminals to use it to steal users’ personal data. Are you a Top Eleven fan? If you are, pay attention! Our colleagues at PandaLabs have discovered a Windows malware that tries to pass itself off as an app to generate Top Eleven tokens to buy players with. Evidently, that’s just a trick and if the user follows the on-screen instructions, not only will they not get any free tokens but they will risk losing access to their email or Facebook accounts.
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