Scandal Zidane 'rammed his head' into ... Trojan bait

If you're still excited about Zinedine Zidane's hit headlining at the 2006 World Cup, be extra careful when scouring the subject on the Web.

According to the latest warning from Websense security firm, hackers have started using this fascinating case as bait and camouflage for dangerous Trojan programs. Once the fans click, they will automatically install malicious code on the device.

Websense has found that a website is very similar to the official website of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, but in fact, it is a hacker work.

The top story of this page is Zidane's head banging his head against Italy's defender Materazzi in the final, with a very sexy headline " What did Materazzi tell Zidane? " - a question so far. Who can answer, in addition to the 2 main characters.

When visiting this fake site, users may be infected with Trojan software. Once the security is hidden inside the computer, the Trojan will continue to download other malware in the site without any user intervention.

The host address of the spoof site is located in the US and is still working normally, waiting patiently for the victim to bite. The site uses the Web Attacker toolkit, a suite of software that is widely sold in black markets on the Web and serves online attacks.

The final information is for those who are still curious about the head-to-head: Zidane has publicly apologized to everyone for the red card he must receive in the final, except Materazzi. He also stated that he did not regret acting against this Italian defender.

Thien Y