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I don't think most people understand that although '100k+ sites are infected', the actual malware code runs on the visitors (our) machines, the servers themselv
by delegate 2y ago
I don't think most people understand that although '100k+ sites are infected', the actual malware code runs on the visitors (our) machines, the servers themselves are fine !
I read the news yesterday and was 'yeah, that's too bad', but only later did it dawn on me that I'm the one that's potentially going to have to deal with the consequences.
This needs to be mitigated client side, not rely on the good will of the administrators.
- creatonez 2y agouBlock Origin had filters available within only a few hours of the discovery. And most browsers already have a builtin domain blacklist via's google safe browsing list, but it's mostly for phishing pages rather than covering every single possibility.