Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Terrorist Devils in Cyber-attack on American Porn
(I'll get some strange hits from that title)
Freedom-hating jihadists are on a moral mission to stamp out adult Web sites, says anti-virus firm Sophos.
The Trojan horse, called Yusufali-A, monitors Web surfing habits, PCWorld.com reports.
When it spots an objectionable term such as "sex" or "exhibition" in the browser's title bar, it hides the Web site and instead pops up a message taken from the Koran, says Gregg Mastoras, a senior security analyst with Sophos.
"Allah knows how ye move about and how ye dwell in your homes," reads part of the message, says Gregg Mastoras, senior security analyst at Sophos.
More on the Pat Robertson threat as events develop. ¶ 9/07/2005 08:30:00 PM
Freedom-hating jihadists are on a moral mission to stamp out adult Web sites, says anti-virus firm Sophos.
The Trojan horse, called Yusufali-A, monitors Web surfing habits, PCWorld.com reports.
When it spots an objectionable term such as "sex" or "exhibition" in the browser's title bar, it hides the Web site and instead pops up a message taken from the Koran, says Gregg Mastoras, a senior security analyst with Sophos.
"Allah knows how ye move about and how ye dwell in your homes," reads part of the message, says Gregg Mastoras, senior security analyst at Sophos.
More on the Pat Robertson threat as events develop. ¶ 9/07/2005 08:30:00 PM
