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Equifax Website Hacked Again, Redirects to Fake Flash Update - TechAmok
Equifax Website Hacked Again, Redirects to Fake Flash Update - [security]
10:48 AM EDT - Oct,12 2017 - post a comment It appears that Equifax's website has been hacked again and made to redirect to site-serving adware masquerading as an Adobe Flash update: the fake Flash update conceals a file named MediaDownloaderIron.ex, which, according to VirusTotal, is detected as adware by only three AV solutions. For the moment, only Malwarebytes flags the URL of the site serving the adware as malicious.
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