April 15, 2010, 11:06AM
Firefox Plugin Shows Malware-Infested Sites
3 CommentsA computer security researcher has released a plugin for Firefox that provides a wealth of data on Web sites that may have been compromised with malicious code. The plugin, called Fireshark, was released at the Black Hat Europe conference. Read the full article. [IDG News Service]
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I am looking at your site since a friend running Kaspersky alerted me that she got an error code when going to my website, yet Norton, that I run did nothing.
I have since had to redo my site. I found php files on the site and on my computer that I had not put there.
By doing lots of reading since, I think I should be running 2 checkers? Once that is automatic and one I engage myself???????
Will Norton allow Kaspersky to run?
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