The iFrame attack marred employment listings offered by some of the world's biggest companies, including Best Buy, Toyota Financial and Eddie Bauer, Thompson said. People who visited those listings were redirected to a server that hosted the exploits. The malicious javascript was encrypted, making it hard to know exactly how it behaved."
The major data breach in August involved a Trojan horse stealing more than 1.6 million records from the job search site's database. I hope Monster is keeping pace with the hackers and am glad Exploit Prevention Labs (XPL) is keeping a wide eye too. I did come across XPL's
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