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TeMerc

join:2004-01-22
Phoenix, AZ

reply to eburger68
Re: Anatomy of a Drive-by-Install

Thanks for the great reading Eric, I had already read and linkde Bens article the other nite on my site, this of course expands things quite a bit.

Moreover, where Suzi was testing primarily on Mozilla 1.7, Wayne and Jan test on Firefox and Internet Explorer. The site in question serves up different install packages based on the browser being used to visit the site.

I guess it was just a matter of time before these lowlifes started writting dual coding to infect whichever browser your running at the time. Just goes to show, no matter which browser your runninng, your always at risk.
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