With 'pharming' technology, the cyber crooks put directly false information on domain name servers. Even if you manually type an URL, especially when using a Wi-Fi connection, you can't be sure that your request is not redirected to a wrong place. And there are no commercial tools to protect you today. But now, Indiana University researchers have found a parade with active cookies, which are pieces of cached and sandboxed executable code, such as JavaScript objects.
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