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Campaign videos used to spread Trojans. Count a website touting racy photos of former pop diva Britney Spears as one of about 450 that are hosting the dangerous ANI exploit, patched on Tuesday by Microsoft in an emergency release. "Clickjacking" has the potential to affect any internet browser, using a bogus button to lure users to malicious sites. Just a few hours after Barack Obama was elected as the 44th President of the US, malicious emails are being sent offering a video with his advisors. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. Phishers are adopting a 'back to basics' approach with attacks. Because of the potential for clickjacking exploits, all users of Flash Player are recommended to upgrade. A fake update claiming to be from MSN Messenger contains a malicious Trojan. A LinkedIn "spear phishing" email scam loaded malicious software to steal usernames and passwords. Pop-diva Madonna is the highlight of a new round of malicious spam messages, security vendor Sophos has warned.
'Brad Pitt' has been found to be the most dangerous search name of the year. Chinese scammers are using search engine optimisation (SEO) techniques to subvert company details. A major job site is the latest phishing attack target. According to a McAfee Avert Labs blog, Monster.com was made to seem the source of phishing emails.
TOP 5 CYBERATTACKS:

1. The Storm Worm
What began as an email-spawned trojan attack using fake news stories to lure victims became the most widespread cyber-assault in recent memory. Still replicating, and exploiting a number of patched vulnerabilities, the botnet-fueled, socially engineered attack may make next year's list as well. Hackers are using SQL injection attacks to infect websites with updates on the Olympics. Malware purveyors are embracing the upcoming Olympic games wholeheartedly. The first months of 2008 has seen spam levels rise with the economic situation and Olympics adding fuel to the fire. A new large-scale botnet has been spotted forwarding what appears to be real news headlines about Microsoft, George Bush and Al Qaeda in an attempt to infect users.
A new wave of spam messages related to Angelina Jolie are spreading with the intention to trick users into downloading and installing malware. Cyber-crooks are using new technologies and reinventing forms of social engineering to ensnare consumers and businesses, security experts warn.