Malicious Code Spread via Advertisement on Football Site VI, Data Stolen
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Football news site VI.nl warns of "malicious code" that was distributed to visitors via advertisements on the website earlier this month. According to VI, the code was able to collect data on website visits and also attempted to gain access to personal data on certain iPhone devices. According to VI, data regarding website visits was stolen without visitors having clicked on anything. This includes IP addresses, visited pages, language settings,…
In early November 2026, malicious code was placed in the advertising system used by our advertising partner NextDay Advertising, also for De Dagelijkse Standaard (DDS). As a result, that code could also be loaded on DDS. Whether and how often this occurred is still under investigation. The code could ov... data
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Malicious code was distributed on VoetbalPrimeur.be via advertising technology in early November 2026. This code could collect data regarding website visits and also attempted to exploit security vulnerabilities in certain iPhones to gain access to personal data on those devices.
Malicious code was distributed on VoetbalPrimeur.nl via advertising technology in early November 2026. This code could collect data regarding website visits and also attempted to exploit security vulnerabilities in certain iPhones to gain access to personal data on those devices.
Malicious code was distributed on Bright.nl via advertising technology in early November 2026. This code could collect data about website visits and also attempted to exploit security vulnerabilities in certain iPhones to gain access to personal data on those devices.
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