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Email Threats Highlights: US Airways and American Airlines Spam

Email Threats Highlights: US Airways and American Airlines Spam

on February 8, 2013

Our researchers in the AV Labs found the following malicious spam campaigns related to airline flights that we’re highlighting this week: ‘Preferred Seat Order’ leads to malware infection. Patrons of American Airlines (AA) were targetted by online criminals via a surge of spam …

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Email Threats Highlights: Chase Phish, LinkedIn, American Express Open and Verizon Wireless Spam

Email Threats Highlights: Chase Phish, LinkedIn, American Express Open and Verizon Wireless Spam

on January 25, 2013

In this week’s Email Threats roundup, we are highlighting spam and phishing campaigns that have made a comeback, such as LinkedIn and Chase spam, but take advantage of different social engineering lures this time around. You Know It’s Awkward When…you …

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Beware: Malicious BT Spam Landing in Inboxes

Beware: Malicious BT Spam Landing in Inboxes

on January 24, 2013

A quick tip off to our dear readers: if you’re a client of the BT (British Telecom) Group, be warned that there is a new spam campaign under the guise of a “Notice of Delivery” mail pretending to originate from BT …

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Fake Adobe Flash Updates Resurface on the Web

Fake Adobe Flash Updates Resurface on the Web

Following the return of fake Google Chrome browser updates almost two weeks ago, online criminals are now banking on fake Adobe Flash Player updates to lure the unwary user into downloading malware onto their system. Matthew and Robert, two of our …

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Malware Masks as Latest Java Update

Malware Masks as Latest Java Update

on January 21, 2013

In case you have been out of touch with the latest news on software vulnerability, security experts have discovered a new zero-day, critical flaw on Java not so long ago and is already integrated into popular exploit kits, such as Blackhole, Redkit, …

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Email Threats Highlights: EFTPS, BBB and Federal Reserve Spam

Email Threats Highlights: EFTPS, BBB and Federal Reserve Spam

on January 16, 2013

Researchers in the AV Labs have captured and recorded a number of notable email threats last week—generally spam related to malware—that we have discussed in brief below: Fake BBB Complaints Spam Can Unsettle Businesses. This spam lets recipients know that …

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Fake Google Chrome Updates Return

Fake Google Chrome Updates Return

on January 11, 2013

“Oh hey, a new Chrome update! I’d better hurry up and download the file from this random website with no apparent connection to anything remotely related to my web browser”. There are things better left unsaid, and the above is …

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LinkedIn Spam: The Repeat

LinkedIn Spam: The Repeat

on December 19, 2012

Another slew of spam claiming to originate from LinkedIn has hit the wild Internet in less than 24 hours, according to the real time recording and tracking of email threats by our researchers in the AV Labs. The malicious spam, this time, poses …

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GFI Labs Email Roundup for the Week

GFI Labs Email Roundup for the Week

on December 18, 2012

Another week, another roundup of noteworthy email threats for the week. For this release, we’re covering the dates of December 10 to 14. “Mailbox Upgrade” Email is a Phish. If you’re using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, I’m sure you’re familiar …

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GFI Labs Email Roundup for the Week

GFI Labs Email Roundup for the Week

on December 10, 2012

Below are our noteworthy email threats for the week of December three to seven: Phishers Target Wells Fargo Clients. Emails from banks claiming that they are unable to verify their client details (“Regarding what? Didn’t say, of course.”) and then …

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