What you don't know can hurt you.

Finally, a a scary bug that screams, "I will reek havok!!"
Oh wait, that's all of them. But this one can steal your account info and you'd never know it. Just because you typed in a password. What to do... what to do....

Here's the meat, if you want anything more, you'll probably need to sign up for Washington Post access.

A new Internet threat can steal online banking customers' password and account information. This latest discovery is distinct from a similar threat discovered late last week in which users visiting infected websites could pick up keystroke-logging programs. The newer bug is not widespread; only a few incidences have been reported. The threat targets users of Internet Explorer, affecting only those users who have not installed a patch issued in April. The bug can be picked up from pop-up ads that secretly download keystroke-logging programs. Apparently a hacker inserted the malicious programs into the ads.

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