From Websense Security Labs
Early last week, we posted an alert about a mass injection attack in the wild we named Nine-Ball. This attack compromised over 40,000 legitimate Web sites in an ongoing campaign. The scale of the attack was spotted June 2, 2009, and since then the campaign has evolved several times. In this blog we will provide further detail and analysis on the Nine-Ball campaign. Read the full post [Websense.com].
Early last week, we posted an alert about a mass injection attack in the wild we named Nine-Ball. This attack compromised over 40,000 legitimate Web sites in an ongoing campaign. The scale of the attack was spotted June 2, 2009, and since then the campaign has evolved several times. In this blog we will provide further detail and analysis on the Nine-Ball campaign. Read the full post [Websense.com].
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