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Update (2/18/15): Business Insider’s report quotes Jamie Oliver’s Management Team

“The team at jamieoliver.com found a low-level malware problem and dealt with it quickly. The site is now safe to use. We have had only a handful of comments from users over the last couple of days, and no-one has reported any serious issues. We apologise to anyone who was at all worried after going on the site. The Jamie Oliver website is regularly checked for vulnerabilities by both our in-house team and an independent third-party and they quickly deal with anything that is found. The team is confident that no data has been compromised in this incident but if anyone is worried, do please use the contact form on the site.

We have confirmed that the site is now clean and are pleased with the quick turn around from the initial report to their action.

However anyone who has browsed Jamie Oliver’s site should perform a security scan to ensure their computers were not infected. The free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware detects and removes this threat.