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World Cup Woes: Malware Tries to Trick Video Viewers

Jun 25, ’10 6:00 PM
Author Janko Roettgers Categories Overview Tags ,

Looking for a live stream of the World Cup? Then don’t fall for one of countless scam sites that promise goals, but deliver malware. Kaspersky Lab told us of sites distribute password-stealing trojans, and live-streaming companies try to rid themselves of these types of scammers.

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