Jamie Oliver website makes a meal of malware clean-up

The website of celebrity TV chef and food activist Jamie Oliver has been compromised with malware for the third time this year, potentially infecting the computers of the site’s visitors, reports The Register.

As with the most recent attack in February, the problem stems from malicious links found on all pages of the site, embedded into iFrames and now shortened bit.ly links that redirect to the Fiesta exploit kit. Once clicked, the kit will attempt to infect the victim with a Flash exploit, a Java exploit and two password-stealing payloads.

Jamie Oliver website makes a meal of malware clean-up