Go Daddy Resets Passwords of Customers Whose Sites Are Used to Spread Malware
"Last week, researchers found that cybercriminals were altering the DNS records of Go Daddy websites in an effort to redirect their visitors to their own malware-spreading domains. Go Daddy reveals that the attackers compromised the accounts by phishing out the affected customers credentials. Go Daddy representatives have told The Next Web that theyve begun identifying the affected accounts...."
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Cybercrook: Its a bargain, guys... They usually cost way more A cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw on Yahoo! Mail creates a means to steal cookies and hijack accounts, according to a hacker who is offering to sell an alleged zero-day vulnerability exploit for $700.…
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