• Hacking News
    • Leaks
    • WikiLeaks
    • Anonymous
  • Tech
    • Android
    • Apple News
    • BlackBerry
    • Google News
    • Microsoft
    • Motorola
    • Nokia
    • Samsung
    • 3D
  • Cyber Crime
    • Phishing Scam
  • How To
  • Cyber Events
    • Censorship
    • Cyber Attacks
  • Security
    • Malware
  • Surveillance
    • Drones
    • NSA
    • Privacy
  • Explore
    • Gaming
    • Science
    • Viral
HackRead
  • December 6th, 2019
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Team
  • Advertise
  • Submit News
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us
HackRead
  • Hacking News
    • Leaks
    • WikiLeaks
    • Anonymous
  • Tech
    • Android
    • Apple News
    • BlackBerry
    • Google News
    • Microsoft
    • Motorola
    • Nokia
    • Samsung
    • 3D
  • Cyber Crime
    • Phishing Scam
  • How To
  • Cyber Events
    • Censorship
    • Cyber Attacks
  • Security
    • Malware
  • Surveillance
    • Drones
    • NSA
    • Privacy
  • Explore
    • Gaming
    • Science
    • Viral
  • Follow us
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Google+
    • Linkedin
    • Youtube
Home » Hacking News » Phys.Org Hacked, Google Issues Malware Warning

Phys.Org Hacked, Google Issues Malware Warning

January 16th, 2013 Waqas Hacking News 0 comments
Phys.Org Hacked, Google Issues Malware Warning
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

PhysOrg, a famous portal providing news related to the subjects of science, research, technology physics, space and earth science, biology, chemistry, electronics, nanotechnology and technology was hacked few hours ago. 

phys.org-hacked-google-warning-malware

The unknown hackers installed a malware on the website which was quickly noted by Google, which issues a warning to Chrome followed by FireFox users. 

Eduard Kovacs of Softpedia writes that after contacting Phys.Org, the word was that “there is nothing to worry about” and that Phys.org has been briefly hacked today, but there is no threat to users. Google has been notified and will remove the warning in a few hours.”

However, while visiting the site, the warning of malware presence was still visible, even the Google search has added the site in the list of malware affected sites. 

A screenshot shows that during looking for Phys.org on Google search engine, the warning that “This site may harm your computer”.

phys.org-hacked-malwareThis is not the first time when the site is under attack, infect the site is a good punching bag for hackers as it got hacked on May 11th, 2012. 

Follow @HackRead

  • Tags
  • Google malware warning
  • hacking news
  • Malware found
  • Malware installed
  • Phys.Org hacked
  • Phys.Org malware warning
  • Spyware
Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest
Previous article Kaspersky Finds 'Red October' Virus Targeting You Since 2007
Next article Thai Culture Ministry Website Hacked for Banning Political Soap Opera 'Nua Mek 2'
Waqas

Waqas

I am a UK-based cybersecurity journalist with a passion for covering the latest happenings in cyber security and tech world. I am also into gaming, reading and investigative journalism.

Related Posts
Private details of Palo Alto Networks employees leaked online

Private details of Palo Alto Networks employees leaked online

UPbit cryptocurrency exchange hacked; Ether worth $50 million stolen

UPbit cryptocurrency exchange hacked; Ether worth $50 million stolen

Hacker Releases 2TB of Data from Cayman National Bank

Hacker Releases 2TB of Data from Cayman National Bank

Newsletter

Get the best stories straight into your inbox!



Don’t worry, we don’t spam

LATEST POSTS
5 things you should never do when using anonymous operating systems
Security

5 things you should never do when using anonymous operating systems

163
Israeli firm buys Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN raising privacy concerns
Surveillance

Israeli firm buys Private Internet Access (PIA) VPN raising privacy concerns

3454
Chinese DDoS tool Great Cannon resurfaces to target Hong Kong protestors
Cyber Attacks

Chinese DDoS tool Great Cannon resurfaces to target Hong Kong protestors

410
Flawed Implementation of RCS Standard putting data of millions at risk
Security

Flawed Implementation of RCS Standard putting data of millions at risk

534

HACKREAD is a News Platform that centers on InfoSec, Cyber Crime, Privacy, Surveillance and Hacking News with full-scale reviews on Social Media Platforms & Technology trends. Founded in 2011, HackRead is based in the United Kingdom.

Follow us