Hackers have the website of Wampserver attacked and include a redirect that visitors to redirect to a blackhole exploit kit. The origin of the attack is not yet clear, but in the meantime, the malicious code removed.
That report Stopmalvertising.com a website message about the spread of malware through ads. According to the site, which would Wampserver.com, a site that has a package offer which Apache, PHP and MySQL on a Windows machine to be bundled, visitors are redirected to a site where malware was hosted. Then was the pc of a visitor via javascript checked for possible exploits in Java, Windows Media Player, Flash and Adobe Reader by the version numbers of these common plug-ins.
According to Stopmalvertising is the server on which the malware was hosted more often used to malware, such as the ZeroAcces-rootkit, to spread. How the hackers of the current javascript code, which attempted to blackhole exploit rootkit to install, on the site, it is not entirely clear. Seems again an iframe used to be.