Upcoming Payment – 1 Month Notice – JS malware delivers #Dridex

An email with the subject of Upcoming Payment – 1 Month Notice pretending to come from  random senders and email addresses  with a zip attachment is another one from the current bot runs which downloads Dridex. In exactly the same way … Continue reading → Continue reading Upcoming Payment – 1 Month Notice – JS malware delivers #Dridex→

Someone Might Be Using Your Account – word doc macro malware leads to #Dridex

An email with the subject of  Someone Might Be Using Your Account 022FCF [random characters] pretending to come from random names and email addresses with a malicious word doc rtf  or a zip file attachment  is another one from the current bot … Continue reading → Continue reading Someone Might Be Using Your Account – word doc macro malware leads to #Dridex→

Your ID card has been found – word doc macro malware

An email with the subject of  pretending to come from  random email addresses with a malicious word doc RTF attachment  is another one from the current bot runs which try to download various Trojans and password stealers especially banking Trojans like Dridex … Continue reading → Continue reading Your ID card has been found – word doc macro malware→

blank email saying Ticket – JS malware delivers #Locky

After this failed attempt, the Dridex / Locky gang have done a quick turnaround and reissued the malware repackaged in a working zip. This one is  a blank  email with the subject of    Ticket pretending to come from   random names @ … Continue reading → Continue reading blank email saying Ticket – JS malware delivers #Locky→

Jaypee jaypeehp@gmail.com Bill Copy – corrupt attachment

An email with the subject of  Bill Copy  pretending to come from Jaypee <jaypeehp@gmail.com>    with a zip attachment is another one from the current bot runs which is supposed to contain malware. All copies that I have received have had a … Continue reading → Continue reading Jaypee jaypeehp@gmail.com Bill Copy – corrupt attachment→

Refund Unsuccessful Your order has been cancelled however we are not able to proceed with the refund – JS malware

An email with the subject of  Refund Unsuccessful C1CE   [ random characters]  pretending to come from  random senders   with a zip attachment is another one from the current bot runs which downloads some malware, possibly Dridex banking Trojan, but might … Continue reading → Continue reading Refund Unsuccessful Your order has been cancelled however we are not able to proceed with the refund – JS malware→

Certificate UPDATE pretending to come from Incoming Fax at your own email address – JS malware

An email pretending to be a notification that you need to update your webmail certificate with the subject of  Certificate UPDATE pretending to come from  Incoming Fax <Incoming.Fax@your own email domain >  with a zip attachment is another one from the current … Continue reading → Continue reading Certificate UPDATE pretending to come from Incoming Fax at your own email address – JS malware→

Scan Data DocuCentrexxx@your email address – word doc macro malware

An email with the subject of  Scan Data pretending to come from DocuCentre-IV <DocuCentre071@your email address > with a malicious word doc attachment  is another one from the current bot runs which try to download various Trojans and password stealers especially banking Trojans like Dridex … Continue reading → Continue reading Scan Data DocuCentrexxx@your email address – word doc macro malware→

Thank you! Your online order was placed successfully – word doc rtf macro malware

An email with the subject of Thank you! Your online order was placed successfully  pretending to come from random names and email addresses with a malicious word RTF doc attachment  is another one from the current bot runs which try to download various … Continue reading → Continue reading Thank you! Your online order was placed successfully – word doc rtf macro malware→

Your balance and recent transaction history is attached to this mail. Please verify it – JS malware leads to Locky

An email with the subject of  RE:  pretending to come from  random names & email addresses  with a zip attachment is another one from the current bot runs which downloads Locky ransomware. This is another one that has  a massive 525kb js file … Continue reading → Continue reading Your balance and recent transaction history is attached to this mail. Please verify it – JS malware leads to Locky→