Random Hacks on page Daily Mail News

According to a company of Windows security software ‘Sunbelt Software, “Website British newspaper The Daily Mail” without knowing it, shows a network of links that lead to a site infected with malware promised a clip game video world where Germany played against England, June 27 2010. network of relationships that arise about the film, tells readers how to hack a Facebook account. But in fact passed on to a fake web site as the investigation to provide them with piracy. In fact, the software contains malware and drive personal information of identity theft, along with compromising their accounts of social networking sites and e-mail. Christopher Boyd, Senior Threat researcher Sunbelt Software, the study was one of those users have participated in exchange for something stupid that may not deserve your time and energy who went through it, as reported by Information Security 29 June 2010. As he tells the user to relax and fill in the questionnaire to some “free” Get some “,” There are also fast multiple-choice examination. Moreover, the examination of the web link, you will find that points to a spam blog blogspot, apparently benefited due to the clicks of the Daily Mail readers spam blog visitors found nothing in it except the instructions are called to help do the trick that led to a URL. On 28 June 2010, says Boyd, there are 200 hits Spam Blog for the newspaper removed the link. He also said that there were 17 000 visits during the entire Spam Blog since the time of the ratio of its publication. Spam Blog had also experienced an increase in traffic by 50% from week 4 June 2010, according to data TechEYE June 28, 2010. According to researchers at The Daily Mail covered the England game against Germany, apparently snatched the first video on YouTube was found with such bad luck for the role, was the film that, in the discussion. However, said Boyd, the film was gone in just a 9-hour was extremely fast video from YouTube.