One heart attack survivor says targeting a charity like the Heart Foundation is a low blow.
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The Heart Foundation's fundraising website was taken offline on Thursday night after it was flooded with spam advertising - everything from pokies to pornography.
A cybersecurity expert said it was yet another example of opportunistic scammers inserting themselves wherever they could.
Masquerading as fundraisers, the spam posts directed viewers to click on shady links.
Cybersecurity expert Tony Grasso said there was no rhyme nor reason.
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