This even staggered us. Online institutions now have to assume that the account holder may have been compromised.
They're a legitimate search engine that's involved in a distribution channel that doesn't provide proper disclosure (to users),
He's going to be listed whether he likes it or not. Period, ... It's not open for question or discussion.
Now we're seeing many more using this to install bad stuff. This is a really bad exploit. Be careful out there.
I get concerned that we're scaring people off the Internet.
I'm not being dramatic. This is the most repulsive thing I've ever seen. It's very painful to see what's in these log files that are being uploaded in real time. We're seeing a lot of bank information and usernames and passwords to get in,
There are lots of eBay account information and names and addresses of the people owning those accounts. Names, passwords, all matched up.
I was very surprised to find out that, pretty much in all cases, I was the only person reporting the site. You would think a lot of stuff like this goes on, but it actually doesn't.
To many of us, it is completely baffling why there are so many different groups out there.
We found poorly disclosed bundled installs and poor disclosure,
