Some visitors to the Sony PlayStation site may have been prompted to download an antivirus scanner.
Pages promoting the PlayStation games SingStar Pop and God of War contained SQL-injected code. Visitors to those specific game pages would see a fake antivirus scan , then a message that their computer was infected with different viruses and Trojan horses. Warned, the user would then be asked to purchase the scanner to remove the bogus malware.
The injected code linking to the scanner has since been removed. And the website is safe now.
Just a thought. How come there was so much mess around the SQL database ?
