New York Times Site Pop-Up Says Your Computer Is Infected
Zott writes "Apparently, 'some readers' of the New York Times site are getting a bit more with their news: an apparently syndicated adware popup with a faux virus scan of the user's computer indicating they are infected, and a link to go download a fix now. It's entertaining when a Mac user gets it, but clearly downloading an .exe file isn't a good way to keep your computer clean ..." Update: 09/14 03:20 GMT by T : Troy encountered this malware, "and did basic forensics. Summary: iframe ad then series of HTML/JS redirects, ending at a fake virus scanner page with a "Scan" link (made to look like a dialog box button) that downloaded malware." Nice explanation!
Hahahahahahahahahaha! New York! Center of the Universe! Whew!
--- Bill Hicks
As George [Jonney] Walker Bush used "9/11" FUD to secure his presidency and reason for his continued existance [deplorable], President [Barry] Obama will use "Healthcare" FUD to define his presidency and reason for existance.
i think it's been the entire governments job to get in the way of the people who want to do for themselves for the past few decades. they try to make us feel irresponsible and helpless while they line their pockets and shackle our feet.
As in:
Greed
Glutony
Envy
Villany
Avarice?
George Walker Bush [and his deformed missanthopic hooligans] made "9/11" FUD into his penis for existance.
Who are the worshippers of the penis of George Walker Bush?
Wall Street!
ANTIVIRUS 2010! I think I'll get 2! I'll be the most secure on the block! Oh wait. I run Linux.
The game.
Where I come from the content of the New York Times is considered malware.
Muslim community leaders warn of backlash from tomorrow morning's terrorist attack.