Hackers turn to new genre of evasive attacks

The latest Web Security Trends Report (Q2 2007) from security firm Finjan warns of a proliferation of “affiliation networks”
Cyber-criminals are developing a newsorts of highly sophisticated and evasive attacks designed to bypass signature-based security technology - new research claims.
The attack involves a website that has been hacked previously to host malicious code, an increasingly common trap on the internet. The new method uses special JavaScript coding. Malicious code is hosted on a compromised server and hackers then use the code with their affiliate’s reference in the code placed on various websites. If a user with visits such a site, the computer can become automatically infected with code. It wasn??™t clear yet how many websites may be using this style of attack, but the malicious website numbers can be very serious.

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