Malware-Serving LA Times Page Went Unnoticed for 6 Weeks

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Saturday, February 16, 2013
TRENDING STORIES IN MEDIA Report Calls for More Research on Effects of Violent Media Report: Time Warner in Talks to Sell Magazine Unit Report: Apple Planning TV-Related Media Event in March ALL STORIES IN MEDIA Malware-Serving LA Times Page Went Unnoticed for 6 Weeks Friday, February 15, 2013 4:24 PM TechNewsDaily Malicious code lived on the website of the Los Angeles Times for six weeks, clandestinely redirecting visitors to another site booby-trapped with the Blackhole exploit kit. The problem first came to the attention of security blogger Brian Krebs, who on Feb. 7 followed up on tips from readers by reaching out to his Twitter followers.		TOP STORIES TODAY 50+ Events in Social Media, 3D Printing, PR and More Comcast Buys GE's Stake in NBC Universal Malware-Serving LA Times Page Went Unnoticed for 6 Weeks Live Video Could Ruin Fashion Week, Leave Us With Ugly Clothes Criterion and Hulu Offer Free Weekend for Film Fanatics TOP TOPICS Watercooler 259 followers Video 4,471 followers Viral Video 1,262 followers Business 43,197 followers Mobile 5,901 followers Trending 8,805 followers Lifestyle 504 followers Gadgets 9,130 followers Apps And Software 1,489 followers Social Media 82,446 followers
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