June 17, 2009, 11:20AM
URL Shortening Service Hacked
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From Computerworld (Gregg Keizer)
A URL-shortening service that condenses long Web addresses for use on micro-blogging sites like Twitter was hacked over the weekend, sending millions of users to an unintended destination, a security researcher said today. Read the full story [cio.com] Also see commentary from Roel Schouwenberg [viruslist.com]
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