Phishers angling for Web site administrators

Scam e-mail artists have launched a massive campaign to trick webmasters into giving up the credentials needed to administer their Web sites, targeting site owners at more than 90 online hosting providers. Experts say the attackers are attempting to build a distributed network of hacked sites through which to distribute their malicious software. The spam e-mails arrive addressed to users of some of the top Web hosting firms, from hostgator.com to yahoo.com and 50webs.com, and bear the same basic message: “Due to the system maintenance, we kindly ask you to take a few minutes to confirm your FTP details.” Recipients who click …
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N. Korea vows 'nuclear strikes' in latest threat
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Eminem destroys Mariah Carey in new song 'The Warning'
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Top Selling Mouthwashes Linked to Cancer!
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Pakistan won't hand suspects to India - Yahoo! News
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