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Fake flashplayer update via exploit using adverts on legit site

Posted on April 9, 2017 by Myonlinesecurity

For a change this is about an exploit, rather than a malspam email. I was reading posts on a well known tech forum, when I got a sudden divert and a .hta file attempted to download. Of course I immediately saved the file, rather than letting it run. I won’t … Continue reading →

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