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Aside from Gumblar, another incident of mass compromised web sites have been seen in the wild lately, and has raised as much concern as the former. This one starts with the same technique: a malicious IFRAME unknowingly embedded in a legitimate website, injected via JavaScript. The said IFRAME redirects to another IFRAME, which in turn executes obfuscated JavaScript code.
Once decoded, it tries to connect to URLs to download exploits for several vulnerabilites in order to gain access of the affected user’s system....
Once decoded, it tries to connect to URLs to download exploits for several vulnerabilites in order to gain access of the affected user’s system....
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