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U.S. Treasury websites infected with malicious script
Malicious IFRAME used.
Dan Kaplan
May 4 2010 10:54AM
Security
Experts detect sharp hike in ‘script kiddie’ phishing tools
Almost a third of phishing attacks during February were generated by technically unskilled individuals using so-called script kiddie kits, new monitoring data has revealed.
William Eazel
Mar 31 2006 9:02AM
Security
Reading a different script
Hacking client-side scripting is a doddle, but it needn’t be a security hole, says Gunter Ollmann
Gunter Ollmann
May 13 2005 4:59PM
Security
Online criminals rewrite the script on phishing
Phishing criminals are increasingly turning to cross-site scripting in order to cheat internet users out of money, according to Netcraft.
René Millman
Mar 15 2005 2:40PM
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