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  • Searching for Easter eggs leads to malware

    06.04.2012

    Blackhat SEO is a popular tactic for malware peddlers to distribute their wares to unsuspecting victims, and the weeks before major holidays are always a perfect time for poisoning search results for search terms tied to them.

  • Firefox 7 search yields unwanted results

    28.09.2011

    Firefox is the second most widely used browser in the world, so we can be sure that malicious individuals are already working on ways to take advantage of yesterday's release of its latest incarnation.

  • Blackhat SEO spam is a global problem

    01.09.2011

    If you have wondered whether to switch your go-to search engine for another - perhaps more localized? - in order to avoid the seemingly ubiquitous poisoned search results, wonder no more: Zscaler's senior security researcher Julien Sobrier has explored the options for you.

  • Google search results much cleaner than in 2010

    29.08.2011

    It used to be that among the first ten pages of search results for popular terms, up to 90 percent of the offered links would take the users to a malicious page serving malware.

  • iCloud search ends with fake AV

    20.06.2011

    Following Steve Jobs' announcement of Apple's entry into the cloud business, the term "iCloud" has quickly become a trending topic.





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Posted on 18 June 2013.  |  Checkmarx’s research lab identified that more than 20% of the 50 most popular WordPress plugins are vulnerable to common Web attacks, such as SQL Injection.


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