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We’ve just confirmed multiple reports about asus.com, a very well known hardware manufacturer, being compromised. There’s an iframe added which leads to the recent ANI exploit.
The URLs in the exploit variants which we’ve detected are currently down.
We’re trying to get in touch with ASUS. This latest case shows that you can get infected when visiting legitimate sites, so you should always install patches as soon as you can.
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asus.com compromised: link to ANI exploit