Exemple de spam ci-dessous. We are constantly working as diligently as possible to ensure that nothing nefarious or malicious slips through the net, but, regrettably, there are times when “bad” campaigns end up on our system.All campaigns, when they are first submitted, must undergo our validation process to ensure that they adhere to our policies. ),The "free movie" scam isn't ubiquitous, but it's also not limited to BuzzFeed's Facebook comments: Narang found examples of the same scam on ESPN and the,In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News, "We proactively fight against this type of spam and malicious content in our Comments Plugin, just as we do on Facebook.com. If you choose to keep the comment on your post, we'll let the person who posted it know. Si vous souhaitez signaler un contenu qui va à l’encontre de nos Standards de la communauté (par exemple : nudité, discours haineux, violence), utilisez le lien Signaler situé à côté de la publication, de la photo ou du commentaire pour nous le signaler. We did previously have an issue whereby malicious advertisers could change their campaign URL to redirect the user to a page which was not compliant.As soon as we are made aware of these campaigns we work as swiftly as possible to remove them and deny access to those responsible for launching them. Become a BuzzFeed News member.Looks like your browser doesn't support JavaScript.a new report from the security giant Symantec.

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So my humble request to Facebook - please allow our members report spam comments to admin. ".Joe Bernstein is a senior technology reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.BuzzFeed News’ FinCEN Files investigation exposed massive financial corruption on a historic global scale. Accessibility Help. Click Keep Comment to allow the comment to be seen or Delete to remove it. "But anytime you introduce something new it's going to be ripe for the picking for scammers.

According to,"Enabling Facebook comments is supposed to make things more social," the author of the study, ‎‎Satnam Narang, a senior security response manager at Symantec, told BuzzFeed News. While community moderators do have a variety of options once they discover spam Facebook comments, including banning the user and reporting the user to Facebook, they do not have access to a real-time filtering system for Facebook comments, which would allow them to discover and remove spam as it is posted.So even though, as Facebook told BuzzFeed News, the company "provides website owners with several anti-spam tools which we update as spammers change techniques," these kinds of scams may be a consequence the publishers that use embedded comments have to deal with.In a statement, Adcash responded to BuzzFeed News regarding Symantec's assertion that the ad network hosts malicious ads:"The quality of our campaigns is always at the forefront of our thinking. Want to support our journalism? Shortly after the comment posts, the author edits it to add the "free movie" prompt.On the publisher side, these scam comments prove surprisingly difficult weeds to pull. ",The Facebook comment plugin isn't new; the company introduced it in 2009.

".However, according to the report, the scammers have devised clever methods to avoid automated spam filters. Create an account or log into Facebook. In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson told BuzzFeed News, "We proactively fight against this type of spam and malicious content in our Comments Plugin, just as we do on Facebook… We could deal with these quickly and easily. Also when a spammer is detected and removed - we'd love it if Facebook would allow us to remove all their posts in our group. I spent time preparing a factual, polite , non spam comment on a news article, which I have been doing for years with the same news outlet, I received a Facebook notification that “Your comment on Anonymous users post was marked as spam” But this scam may well be. Lastly - another suggestion. Para saber mais sobre nossa política de cookies, acesse.Embedded Facebook comments, meant to make stories more social, have become the latest breeding ground for internet cons.Posted on August 13, 2015, at 9:00 a.m. ET,In recent years, publishers, including BuzzFeed, have embraced embedded Facebook comments as a way to boost their readership, promote sharing, and outsource the painstaking work of community moderation. (The number usually calls a tech support worker who offers to clean a user's computer, for a cost, completing the scam. These sites, which have been around for years, induce pop-ups that falsely inform users that they have been infected with malware and typically include a number to call to "remove" the supposed malware.