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    Some popular Web sites inadvertently hosting malicious code during the last half include CNET.com, MSNBC.com and News.com, Chenette says. "We've seen malicious code on Yahoo.com, Excite.com and Pearl.com, which is popular with developers. We've seen banner ads, which can be purchased on Yahoo, used for malicious code." Blog sites, such as Google blogspot, have become popular spots to post malware, and social-networking sites Facebook, MySpace and YouTube have been tarnished by postings of malicious content as well. Full Article at Macworld UK
    We've seen malicious code on Yahoo.com, Excite.com and Pearl.com, which is popular with developers. We've seen banner ads, which can be purchased on Yahoo, used for malicious code.
    SOURCE: Macworld UK 16 months ago
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  1. It appears the filters are working
    SOURCE: Macworld UK 16 months ago
  2. Sixty percent of the of 100 most-popular websites have been hosting malicious code or inadvertently distributing it ... 75 per cent of malicious web sites in general are actually legitimate web sites that are compromised.
    SOURCE: Macworld UK 16 months ago
  3. IBM makes a lot of software, and companies that make a lot of software are subject to more disclosures
    SOURCE: Macworld UK 16 months ago

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