CERT: FAQ - Malicious Web Scripts Redirected by Web Sites


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CERT: FAQ - Malicious Web Scripts Redirected by Web Sites

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Source: CERT Coordination Center - Posted by LinuxSecurity.com Team

CERT has released a FAQ that is an extension of their last advisory. It explains how malicious web scripts work, what can happen, how to avoid them, and much more. Interesting! . . . CERT has released a FAQ that is an extension of their last advisory. It explains how malicious web scripts work, what can happen, how to avoid them,
and much more. Interesting!

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