Phishing worm rips through MySpace

07 Dec 2006

MySpace users are being warned to be on their guard after security experts discovered a malware-infected video file designed to steal personal information from subscribers. A worm has been embedded in a Quicktime MOV file which, when viewed using Internet Explorer, can enter the user’s PC as a JavaScript file (js.js). Full Story

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