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03 Feb   Virus News

Shortened URLs Direct Users to Infected Websites

December 2010 saw a high level of malicious malware activity, with cybercriminals turning to shortened URLs as a means to direct users to infected websites, according to Kaspersky Lab following the publication of its Monthly Malware Statistics for December 2010

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