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This is based on a technique known as clickjacking ( or UI Redressing ) where an attacker could perform actions on the behalf of user by tricking the user to click on a button or perform some other action.

This vulnerability was earlier seen in Twitter where it allows the status to be loaded through the GET method, and an attacker could frame the twitter webpage and trick the user to click on the tweet button, with the user thinking that its a part of the attacker’s webpage.

This can be disabled by setting the X-FRAME-ORIGIN method to SAME ORIGIN or DENYING the use of webpage inside a frame which have been adopted by google, facebook and many other famous websites.

Ping.fm is a online service which allows the user to connect to many social networks at once. However an attacker could use a technique known as Clickjacking to silently update the user’s social networking status at Twitter, Facebook and all other connected accounts.In this technique, the user is tricked into clicking on a button on a webpage designed by the attacker,which silently updates the status of the user on the social netowrks status taking advantage of thePing.fm API and clickjacking technique.

 Step 1: Create a manual system restore point  so that you can revert to the original system settings in case anything goes wrong.


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Indian computer security analysts have detected and alerted internet users against “malicious spam mails” in the name of the dead North Korean leader Kim Jong-iI leading to hacking and crashing of vulnerable e-mails.

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), country’s national agency to respond to computer security incidents, has found the malware virus streaming into theIndian cyberspace.

“It has been observed that a spam campaign in the pretext of death of North Korean leader “Kim Jong iI” is making rounds for malware propagation. The malicious spam mails carry a fake name– “brief_introduction_of_kim_jong_Ill_pdf.pdf”.

“The said pdf file is exploiting vulnerabilities in Adobe reader and Acrobat, that once successfully exploited leads to remote code execution in the victim system,” the CERT-In said in its latest advisory to computer and internet users in the country.

“The malware has been detected more than ten days after the death of the North Korean leader and it lures the internet user to fall into trap of reading his life and style of living. The spam generators are being detected,” a senior internet investigator told PTI.

The CERT-In has asked all government and other Internet Protocol ( IP) addresses to avoid clicking on the link as it may lead to loss of valuable secret data including threat to personal financial details.

The North Korean leader died of a heart attack on December 17 at the age of 69 while travelling by train outside Pyongyang, the country’s capital.