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Honestly, I feel like there is nerd rage here; php.net should in no way ever be flagged as malware. Clearly a failure in Google here.
by nodesocket 13y ago
Honestly, I feel like there is nerd rage here; php.net should in no way ever be flagged as malware. Clearly a failure in Google here.
- brazzy 13y agoNot sure if you're joking or lacking knowledge. Just because it's the official PHP site does absolutey NOT mean it cannot contain malware. Legitimate sites are compromised and used to spread malware all the damn time.
- smsm42 13y agoBut in this case it looks like Google tool found legit, but obfuscated file, which was loaded in some tricky way that bad sites usually use, and decided it's a malware.
- timje1 13y agomysql.com was hacked by a sql injection [0]. microsoft.com had XSS vulnerabilities a while back that allowed auth token harvesting via an overly generous cookie paths [1]. Any website in the world has the potential to be flagged as serving malware. [0] http://www.pcworld.com/article/240609/mysqlcom_hacked_to_serve_malware.html http://www.pcworld.com/article/240609/mysqlcom_hacked_to_ser... [1] http://www.marw0rm.com/xss-flaw-on-office-microsoft-com-discovered-by-a-moroccan-security-researcher/ http://www.marw0rm.com/xss-flaw-on-office-microsoft-com-disc... etc