Spammers Using SHY Character to Hide Malicious URLs

Dude111 at 07h44
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Oct
2010
Spammers Using SHY Character to Hide Malicious URLs

Spammers have jumped on the little-used soft hyphen (or SHY character) to fool URL filtering devices. According to researchers at Symantec Corp., spammers are larding up URLs for sites they promote with the soft hyphen character, which many browsers ignore. [more]


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