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Malvertising Hits DailyMotion, Serves Up Angler EK

A rogue ad from a rogue advertiser initiates a series of redirections to.eu sites and ultimately loads the Angler exploit kit. The bogus advertiser is using a combination of SSL encryption, IP blacklisting and. JavaScript obfuscation and only displays the malicious payload once per (genuine) victim. Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit users were protected against this attack (Flash CVE-2015-7645) which would have dropped Bedep and ad fraud, but possibly other payloads as well.”]

Source: https://blog.malwarebytes.com/threat-analysis/2015/12/malvertising-hits-dailymotion-serves-up-angler-ek/

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