This might be the ultimate irony
Hi folks,
Today we found what might be the ultimate irony... a spyware product where the home page has been hacked, and is installing someone else's rootkit!
The product is one of those spy-on-your-spouse/kids/employees things that says it's stealthy (in other words, _it's_ supposed to be a rootkit itself), and the home page has a chunk of escaped javascript

that calls out to a Neosploit site that's installing a rootkit.

And it's the new Neosploit too.
We're trying to contact the site owner to tell them, but the "contact me" page crashes.

Oh well... we'll keep trying.
Cheers
Roger
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