When you follow up with someone you’ve not heard from in a while to let them know their email was hacked, you might call it a malware reunion. This is part of a complete episode.
Transcript of “Malware Reunion”
My new favorite term is malware reunion.
Malware reunion?
Have you seen this?
No.
You will totally appreciate this.
This is when somebody’s email account or their Facebook account gets hijacked and you get an email from them that you know is not from them, right?
And so you email them, and maybe it’s somebody that you haven’t seen in years.
And you say, hey, I just wanted you to know somebody’s hijacked your email account.
Oh, and by the way, how have you been?
That’s a malware reunion.
So malware is the software that’s doing bad deeds.
Yeah.
And then the reunion is getting together because of it.
Yeah.
Haven’t you had that experience?
Yeah, a couple times.
Sometimes it’s people that I actually don’t want to hear from.
Right.
There’s a reason that you all haven’t communicated, right?
But then you have to because of the malware reunion.
Malware reunion.
Good.
Where’d you pick that up?
Someplace on the internet.
Around places.
Bathroom wall.
You never know.
