> Don't look too hard for a problem on your side... Since this is also
> popping up at the Kentucky Dept. of Transportation (and probably on
> other local government sites that just haven't found their way here to
> report it) I seriously doubt it was anyone on your end.

> And FWIW, friends who know this stuff say that thewww.youtube-
> nocookie.com/t/privacy link is actually a legit link that belongs to
> Google.  YouTube's tech staff have been informed and are looking into
> this, but it does not *appear* to actually be a phishing expo, though
> I agree it looked that way on the face of things.

> It shouldn't be there, and hopefully this is a priority fix for
> YouTube, or will be if its as widespread as it might be.

> On Feb 20, 9:35 am, KalamazooLibrary wrote:

> > Ahhh... interesting. The text DOES display immediately when a new
> > video is posted but ONLY when posted on this site - they display
> > normally when posted elsewhere. So, it must be a script within our cms
> > somewhere... Still bunk that the link leads to a bogus site.

> > On Feb 20, 9:25 am, KalamazooLibrary wrote:

> > > Thanks for your input - wondered about that, but there's nothing weird
> > > in the embedded code - other than size modification, it's clean as
> > > provided by YouTube. You're right, though... there are no annotoations
> > > in the video itself and the link only displays on the embedded ones.
> > > I'll try adding a new video and see if that does it.

> > > On Feb 20, 9:12 am, ebbixx wrote:

> > > > Revision... this seems to have been a hack of your embedded video
> > > > player on the Library site?  It may have nothing to do with video
> > > > annotations, since it just appears in the embedded player, not while
> > > > the videos play?  Does someone working on the site have a grudge, or
> > > > has someone with access to the site set-up been laid off lately?

> > > > I'd take a close look at the code for the embedded player.

> > > > On Feb 20, 8:36 am, KalamazooLibrary wrote:

> > > > > As of this morning, all of our embedded videos now display a bogus
> > > > > "Video player privacy policy" message with a link to "www.youtube-
> > > > > nocookie.com/t/privacy" - it's obviously a phishing site (designed to
> > > > > look exactly like youtube). Anyone else seen this? If so, how do we
> > > > > get rid of these? (already changed all passwords, etc.)  Here are
> > > > > examples:http://www.kpl.gov/video/ What a pain - Thanks!- Hide quoted text -

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