Unsafe Sex: Porn Site Infected with Malvertising

[Jill Scharr]

A new malvertising campaign has hit porn site xHamster, exploiting an Adobe zero-day to infect the site's visitors with a nasty downloader.

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[Avus]

Adobe Flash is a computer disease. HTML5 cannot come fast enough...

 

[SchizoFrog]

Flash is only as poor as it is now (security wise) because it has been the default software for so long which makes it a massive target. Once HTML5 becomes the default then the money will be in attacking that instead and so they will. Much like many used to say that you didn't need anti-virus and internet protection for a Mac system... Well you do now even though they are not even close to the number of Windows systems.

 

[TeKEffect]

Aw sh*t, I'm pretty sure I spanked there last week. When did this happen?

 

[DookieDraws]

Um, don't leave us all hanging, man! Are there any other known infected adult video sites? I am asking for a friend!

 

[guanyu210379]

It is a pity that most websites, not only for porn, are still sticking with flash.
Attention to all website: please just leave that stone-aged flash thingy and move to HTML5 ASAP!

 

[Innocent_Bystander]

Use a Linux condom when you look at content on porn sites...

 

[Jill Scharr]

Malvertising can happen on any webpage on which ads are hosted. And if you're not paying for the content of the sites you visit, you have to assume the site is making money off you somehow....

 

[carnage9270]

Ad blockers...

Although some sites make you disable them to see content...If that's the case I move on to a different site.

 

[spp85]

The best way to browse such sites it use sandbox feature thats available with some antivirus like Avast pro, Comodo etc so that you can enjoy the site 24/7 😉

 

[amk-aka-Phantom]

As much as I want sites to move to HTML5, Flash haters here need to chill. What SchizoFrog said is correct. And right now, HTML5 players are completely broken in my FF35. I had to revert YT to Flash, which doesn't have loading, buffering and freezing issues the HTML5 player does. Ain't that something?