The most trusted websites, such as search engines, mainstream news sites and some blogs, ar
e increasingly at risk of hosting malicious links that pass malicious code to their visitors, according to the latest data collected by researchers with IBM's X-Force security team.
The report [ibm.com] outlines a sharp increase in new malicious Web links and consistent attacks against Web applications that could undermine the security of some database servers. Read the full story [techtarget.com]
A mix of news and aggregation about hackers and crackers from the Threatpost staff.
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