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Sophos expert Graham Cluley shows how hackers are setting up websites to infect Apple Mac users with the RSPlug Trojan horse.

More information on Graham Cluley's blog at sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2009/03/25/apple-mac-malware-caught-camera/ and from Paul Baccas of SophosLabs at sophos.com/security/blog/2009/03/3710.html

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  • WebMotiva.com 2 years ago
    The ultra secure Mozilla Firefox. Tragic. Way to go Safari 4!
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  • Sophos Labs 2 years ago
    It's not a flaw in Firefox. This is social engineering at work. It would work in any web browser that lets you download files without them being checked for malware.
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  • Adam Schoales 2 years ago
    Wait, so I'm confused... how is it pulling this off? Is it just a malicious app?
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