Malware Sites Use YouTube to Hide Trojan

Author: Donald Sears

June 9, 2010 6:34 pm

Unsuspecting users looking for videos on recent events like the Gulf of
Mexico oil spill and the NBA playoffs are being directed to maliciously crafted websites with
videos that appear to be identical to YouTube postings. Read the full article. [InfoSecurity]

Unsuspecting users looking for videos on recent events like the Gulf of
Mexico oil spill and the NBA playoffs are being directed to maliciously crafted websites with
videos that appear to be identical to YouTube postings. Read the full article. [InfoSecurity]

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