Malicious YouTube Videos Removed
Google has removed a network of 3,000 malicious YouTube videos used to spread malware.
Check Point Research discovered the "YouTube Ghost Network", a campaign of videos that took advantage of YouTube's features to promote harmful content.
- The videos were disguised as "Game Hack/Cheat" and "Software Cracks/Piracy" content.
- These areas have a large viewership and often encourage the audience to download software.
- Such "cracked" software is illegal and often contains malware.
The YouTube Ghost Network had hundreds of thousands of views.
Author's summary: Malicious YouTube videos spreading malware removed.
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