Unless you're new to email, you're probably much more careful to avoid being tricked by a phishing scam or clever spam messages.That same level of caution should be used when you're reading through comments in social media or on a discussion website.The use of placing malicious links on popular forums has been around for a while and it's likely going to get more intense as time goes on.It's easy to see the junk comments that claim to have made a fortune by working from home, but not all the tricks are out of context type comments.Fast-moving stories on news sites can generate a lot of commenting activity all over the Internet and social media.Whenever you see a link for any sort in the comments section of a website or social media post, don't click on it, no matter how legitimate it may seem.A better way to see the information is to search for the information yourself using various keywords in the posted link.If it's a legitimate website, it will have been indexed by Google. Malicious
