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Js_iframe.ye
This malicious JavaScript may be downloaded from remote sites by other malware.It may arrive bundled with malware packages as a malware component.
It checks for a cookie on the affected system with an certain string as its index.If the said cookie is found, it inserts an iFrame tag into target Web sites. When a user accesses a Web site with the malicious iFrame tag, they are redirected to a malicious URL that displays popup advertisements. However, this malware needs its main component to execute its intended routines. More... |
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