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New Koobface worm lets hackers play tricks on Facebook, MySpace members
Posted by l33tdawg on Wednesday, March 04, 2009 - 12:20 AM (Reads: 1283)
Source: Scientific American



Is there a new generation of the so-called "Koobface" worm that's been plaguing social networking sites?

Apparently so. Rik Ferguson, a researcher with computer security software maker Trend Micro, earlier this week reported on the company's Web site that he had found a new variant of Koobface, which first surfaced in December, after investigating a Facebook message he received that appeared to have come from someone on his friends list and directed him to a spoofed YouTube site. The worm contacted him after stealing his pal's log-in credentials (from a cookie created by Facebook and stored on that person's computer), accessing the pal's Facebook account and sending out messages people he listed as friends.

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