I was poking around Nasdaq.com looking for any information about the supposed privatization of Dell when this popped up…
Ugh! I guess the malware-artists love a feeding frenzy. Anyway, it seems there is no real news on the matter yet.
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This is the risk of integrating third party sites into your web page.
The big problem is that attackers can see the third party as a simpler target to get to the end users.
Yes. That looks like it. Critters find cracks and crawl in.
Mr. Pogson, maybe this had something to do with it:
http://thetechjournal.com/internet/web-security/google-issues-malware-warnings-for-multiple-high-profile-sites.xhtml