New York Times Site Visitors Hit by Malware Attacks

The New York Times Company said that NYTimes.com was the victim of an attacker who first posed as a legitimate advertiser, then started hitting site visitors with aggressive advertisements that appeared to be warnings about viruses. "Over the weekend, NYTimes.com was the victim of a malware attack that targeted several news organizations," Diane McNulty, a spokeswoman for the Times Company, said in a statement in response to questions about the rogue ads.

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