A new Web Fraud 2.0 tool makes it a cakewalk for criminals to create fake YouTube pages in a bid to trick people into installing malicious software. The YTFakeCreator tool, pictured at right, is a point-and-click program that automates the creation of authentic-looking YouTube pages, minus the familiar video window. This is the version of YouTube visitors see if their browser is configured to block Javascript or Adobe Flash videos (as the Firefox “noscript” add-on does by default) or if the visitor does not have those programs installed. Even if visitors have both of those programs installed and is not blocking either file format, they will be prompted to install Flash when visiting one of these fake YouTube pages. And, of course, the tool allows the page creator to substitute any nasty file they want for the supposed Flash download. According to Panda Security, crooks can use YTFakeCreator to manipulate