There appears to be a new myspace worm propagating on their pages. The worm infects a user's profile page and then attempts to phish for usernames (emails) and passwords. The page looks almost identical to a regular myspace login and the url looks like a valid myspace page. However, the form attempts to redirect to another site. The form is miscoded though and does not execute correctly. An example page is: www.myspace.com/netty567 The regular divs seem to be hidden by a "hidden" flag. If you attempt to enter your password, you can see the paramaters in the get url. Then the page errors out. I'm unsure of the means of propagation, however it appears to be: You can easily pull the code from the src url. I haven't fully analyzed it yet, but I assume that's how the worm is propagating. Example of the form trying to grab the passwords: table { visibility:hidden;} div { visibility:hidden; } div table { visibility:visible!important; } .Main { visibility:visible!important; position:absolute; left:0px; top:125px; width:100%; background-color:e5e5e5; } .show { visibility:visible!important; }

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