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It was completely invisible to the end-user from what I understand

• neuromute 11y ago
  So, is there a comprehensive list of affected sites anywhere? I've seen a short list of sites serving the malware, but I see no mention of whether this was distributed via any large-scale tube sites.
  • EwanToo 11y ago
    It was served through ad networks, the only version in the wild I've heard of was targetting a russian network
    • neuromute 11y ago
      Yeah, I just wondered if any of these ad networks would be serving through any of the large-scale adult sites like pornhub, tube8, etc.
    • fukusa 11y ago
      It was disguised as an ad, not served through ad networks. In other cases it was disguised as a file from a CDN.
  • fukusa 11y ago
    The list of affected sites is in the article, the only site that's not mentioned is: http://www.themoscowtimes.com/ http://www.themoscowtimes.com/
• userbinator 11y ago
  If it was attempting to search the whole filesystem for interesting files to upload, I think that might be somewhat noticeable - at least for those who don't have an SSD, or have a HDD activity light in plain view. If some process on my system suddenly decides to scan the filesystem, I'd definitely notice the HDD seeking.