Google blog website hijacked hundreds of webpages with malicious code

Fortinet, for example, said one of the websites seems to be attracting fans of Honda CR450, but its real purpose is to spread the Wonka Trojan. Another fake blog provided by Fortinet redirects users to a store homepage called "Pharmacy Express", but this so-called store website is a phishing website, it has appeared in a large number of spam e-mails spread by the administration worm.
Google said in a statement: "These are not infected legitimate blogs and they are created to launch 'phishing 'attacks. This behavior violates our terms of service. We are investigating, and a blog containing malicious code or attempting to launch a phishing attack will be deleted ." Community websites are one of the fastest growing areas of the Internet, but they also provide a breeding ground for the spread of malware. Fake blogs are just another example. Some time ago, MySpace and YouTube were used to spread or be redirected to malware. In last October, MySpace found phishing bait. In the early year of the same year, users reported that they were infected with advertisement software from the website.
In last November, it was the first time Google's YouTube suffered. It found redirection tricks, but at that time it used fake yellow videos as bait.