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MySpace Faces Security Problems




Topic started on 21-7-2006 @ 07:36 AM by xeroxed88


For about a week now, there has been an Ad on MySpace that installs spyware on your computer via a Windows bug.

More than one million MySpace users could have been caught out by a banner advert that installs spyware via a Windows bug.

Those who fell victim were bombarded with pop-up adverts and had their net browsing habits monitored by the malicious software.

Reports suggest the advert has been running on MySpace for about a week.

The discovery of the rogue advert is only the latest in a series of security problems MySpace has suffered.
bbc.co.uk


This honestly doesn't surprise me in the slightest. I'm going to stay away from Micro$oft I.E from now on and use FireFox.

I advise you, if you use MySpace that is, to do the same... Mind you, this is probably happening on other websites too!



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reply posted on 21-7-2006 @ 09:25 AM by El Che


Myspace always was a unsafe site no matter what browsers you have sorry to say but it true I like it but you must only stay there a little while.



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