Hackers have compromisedJamie Olivers websiteand are using it to redirect users to a malware laden website.
He has also published several cookbooks is also lending his hand for a global campaign for better food education.
Cyber criminals targeted Jamies website because of its popularity among foodies and hacked it.
They then injected it JavaScript malware that will redirect users to a malware laden website antkai dot com.
The users were further redirected to a landing page which hosts an exploit kit.
Jerome says that the hackers exploited one of the vulnerabilities CVE-2015-0311 in Adobe Flash Player.
So if you have recently visited Jamie Olivers website, you should get your PC thoroughly inspected and sanitized.
source: www.techworm.net
