Tech Buzz Kromked.net is the new Facebook scam that's taking the nation by storm. Facebook users are receiving random messages in their account encouraging them to “visit www.kromked.net,” which will lead you to a captcha form. The prevailing theory is that this is a malware attack site, rather than a phishing scam (like yesterday's Fbaction deal). So, in short, don't click on the link.
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