Corrupting many WordPress sites as well as any Windows PC who hasn’t kept its browser up to date, and visits an infected site is at risk of being infected with irreversible encrypting ransomware. Internet security companies have issued warnings over the past week that many WordPress sites had been surreptitiously hacked and were redirecting visitors to malicious pages hosting the Nuclear browser exploit kit, which tries to infect Windows PCs with Teslacrypt, a ransomware strain that encrypts files and demands payment to unlock them. Continue reading this story here.
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