Re: [Full-disclosure] browser exploit web sites

[Nick FitzGerald <nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Geo. wrote:

> and you get a ton of websites hosting browser exploits being used to infect 
> computers. setup.exe and a bunch of other crapola. Some of them seemed 
> pretty clever. Nothing new just figured I'd pass on the search info in case 
> anyone was researching these.

I didn't look real hard or at many of the search result pages, but I 
didn't see any exploits involved in this -- just your typical "use JS 
to (quite realistically) fake an online scan of the machine then push 
an installer .EXE" bogus anti-[adware|malware|spyware|virus] sites.


Regards,

Nick FitzGerald

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