Jamie Oliver website infected by virus for a second time
The website of celebrity chef Jamie Oliver has been hacked for a second time.
Security researchers have found "malicious code" on the site just a month after it was first found to be harbouring a virus.
Malware from the site could have put anyone using a vulnerable browser at risk of exposing logins, passwords and other data, it has been reported.
Maarten van Dantzig from Fox-IT told the BBC that anyone visiting the site using an Internet Explorer browser that did not have up-to-date plug-ins for Java and Flash would be infected.
A spokesperson for Jamie Oliver confirmed the attack but said the site had been cleaned up and it was now safe to visit.
JamieOliver.com was first hit by hackers in mid-February but administrators said they cleared the breach quickly. The site is visited by about 10 million people a month.