bots teach zombies to attack like worms
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...botnet known as Asprox have recently rejiggered their army of zombies to infect websites...
...once infected, legitimate websites, some of them operated by the Department of Homeland Security, become a means for transmitting malware...
...sites also try to install WinFixer, a notorious software title that falsely tells users are infected by malware in an attempt to trick them into buying bogus anti-malware products...
...unlike the earlier SQL injections, the Asprox variant is most likely being spread by people from Eastern Europe...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/14/asprox_attacks_websites
...botnet known as Asprox have recently rejiggered their army of zombies to infect websites...
...once infected, legitimate websites, some of them operated by the Department of Homeland Security, become a means for transmitting malware...
...sites also try to install WinFixer, a notorious software title that falsely tells users are infected by malware in an attempt to trick them into buying bogus anti-malware products...
...unlike the earlier SQL injections, the Asprox variant is most likely being spread by people from Eastern Europe...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/05/14/asprox_attacks_websites
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Date: 2009-04-04 10:20 am (UTC)