Barence writes "Google's Blogger service is responsible for 2% of the world's malware hosted on the Web, according to a new report from security firm Sophos. The company claims hackers are setting up pages on the free blogging service to host malicious... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Wed, Jul 23 2008
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China hosts 45% of Malware Sites - Report » digg According to a report released Monday by antivirus company Sophos, China, including Hong Kong, hosted 44.8 percent of the world's infected sites in August 2007. |
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S&M blogger outs web host malware attack » the register (uk) When Google meets kink A moment of narcissism by a blogger who covers kink, multiple sex partners and other topics has uncovered a sophisticated attack that secretly installed malware on end user machines by compromising thousands of websites maintained... |
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Web infection attacks more than 100,000 pages » the register (uk) UK Civil Service, UN and EPA among the plagued Hackers have injected malicious code into hundreds of thousands of reputable web pages, turning them into launchpads for attacks that silently install malware on the machines of those who visit them. The UK's... |
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Twitter Trojan targets tossers » the register (uk) Micro-blogging malware madness big in Brazil Micro-blogging service Twitter has fallen prey to malware. Users of the micro-blogging service are being offered up links to booby-trapped sites from a compromised profile.… |
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Google Pages to be Replaced by JotSpot » slashdot fyc writes "According to a presentation by Scott Johnson, ex-JotSpot executive and recent Google employee, the JotSpot wiki service acquired late last year by Google is to replace Google's own Pages service. The new service will be called as Google Sites... |
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