Beware bmwwheels.com infected with malicous script!!
08-01-2008, 02:21 PM
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I'm just sending this out to warn everybody that the website www.bmwwheels.com is infected with a malicous javascript! I would not recommend visiting the site unless you use proper precautions such as the NoScript plugin available for Firefox.
Against my better judgement I browsed bmwwheels.com ealier today with IE 6 instead of Firefox. All was fine until I hit the details page for Style 124 wheels. All of a sudden my Anti-Virus program was alerting me that it had blocked a trojan that was attempting to install itself onto my system. The details page for the 124 wheels contains various references to a script called ngg.js all located on servers in Russia.
Ngg.js uses a familiar iframe attack to load additional content. I have contacted bmwwheels via email to alert them about this situation.
Here are two screenshots of my Anti-Virus ringing the alarm bells...
Against my better judgement I browsed bmwwheels.com ealier today with IE 6 instead of Firefox. All was fine until I hit the details page for Style 124 wheels. All of a sudden my Anti-Virus program was alerting me that it had blocked a trojan that was attempting to install itself onto my system. The details page for the 124 wheels contains various references to a script called ngg.js all located on servers in Russia.
Ngg.js uses a familiar iframe attack to load additional content. I have contacted bmwwheels via email to alert them about this situation.
Here are two screenshots of my Anti-Virus ringing the alarm bells...
08-01-2008, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by marcw' post='637778' date='Aug 1 2008, 05:21 PM
I'm just sending this out to warn everybody that the website www.bmwwheels.com is infected with a malicous javascript! I would not recommend visiting the site unless you use proper precautions such as the NoScript plugin available for Firefox.
Against my better judgement I browsed bmwwheels.com ealier today with IE 6 instead of Firefox. All was fine until I hit the details page for Style 124 wheels. All of a sudden my Anti-Virus program was alerting me that it had blocked a trojan that was attempting to install itself onto my system. The details page for the 124 wheels contains various references to a script called ngg.js all located on servers in Russia.
Ngg.js uses a familiar iframe attack to load additional content. I have contacted bmwwheels via email to alert them about this situation.
Here are two screenshots of my Anti-Virus ringing the alarm bells...
Against my better judgement I browsed bmwwheels.com ealier today with IE 6 instead of Firefox. All was fine until I hit the details page for Style 124 wheels. All of a sudden my Anti-Virus program was alerting me that it had blocked a trojan that was attempting to install itself onto my system. The details page for the 124 wheels contains various references to a script called ngg.js all located on servers in Russia.
Ngg.js uses a familiar iframe attack to load additional content. I have contacted bmwwheels via email to alert them about this situation.
Here are two screenshots of my Anti-Virus ringing the alarm bells...
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