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Search engine shenanigans: Malwarebytes mentions aren’t what they seem

🗓️ 03 Jan 2018 17:22:31Reported by Christopher BoydType 
malwarebytes
 malwarebytes🔗 blog.malwarebytes.com👁 38 Views

Search engine poisoning: Scammers insert text into website sourcecode to redirect users to harmful sites, avoid detection by focusing on general search queries such as breaking news stories

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03 Jan 2018 17:22Current
6.8Medium risk
Vulners AI Score6.8
search engine poisoningscammerswebsite redirectionharmful sitesdetection avoidancebreaking newsmalwarebytesfake antiviruscomputer attackssearch results clutteringalgorithm improvementspamsocial mediapornography.
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