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Dolphin Stadium (Home of Superbowl XLI) contains malicious code

I just came across this and wanted to throw it up for any of our readers that don't visit the Websense blog. According to their article the Dolphin Stadium website has been compromised and infected with malicious code. This code attempts to install a trojan keylogger/backdoor via two patched Microsoft vulnerabilities (MS06-014 and MS07-004).

If you haven't visited Microsoft Update in a while, now is a great time to browser over and ensure that your computer is up to date.


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Blog: VERT
Author: nCircle VERT

nCircle VERT is the research team behind nCircle, continuously publishing updates for nCircle IP360 and nCircle's family of products. VERT conducts deep research across a broad class of network security intelligence, creating unique, agentless detection for: vunerabilities, host configurations, applications, services, user accounts, operating systems, and other network security conditions. Members of the group use this blog to share their opinions on the security industry, emerging threats, technology trends, and the world at large.


   




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