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An email with the subject of Voice Message from Outside Caller (3m 54s) [ random length ] pretending to come from Peach Telecom <peach_necsv06@hotmail.com> ( random number after peach_necsv ) with a zip attachment which downloads Locky / Zepto ransomware They use email … Continue reading →
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A blank email with the subject of Emailing: Image15.jpg [ random numbered] pretending to come from random senders at your own email domain or company with a zip attachment containing an encrypted HTA file They use email addresses and subjects that will entice a user … Continue reading →
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This Morning’s first Locky ransomware delivering malspam is an email with the subject of Statement coming from random senders, companies and email addresses with a random named zip attachment containing a JavaScript file that pretends to be a financial statement. Over the last … Continue reading →
The next in the series of today’s Locky downloaders is an email with the subject of Cancellation pretending to come from random senders with a zip attachment containing a JavaScript file that pretends to be a pdf They use email addresses and subjects that … Continue reading →
Today’s Locky/ Zepto ransomware malspam emails have come steadily in waves all day long. There have been 2 distinct different subjects and themes. one pretending to be a voice message from your own email domain or company, with the second pretending … Continue reading →
The next batch of malspam emails delivering locky ransomware is a series of emails with subjects like “Hi” , “Hi There” or “Hello” coming from random names, companies and email addresses with a zip attachment containing a WSF ( Windows Scripting File) They use email addresses … Continue reading →
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The second of today’s Locky ransomware examples is a blank / empty email with the subject saying Blank 2 pretending to come from random names at your own email domain with a zip attachment containing a random numbered WSF ( script file) … Continue reading →
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Today’s first Locky ransomware example is a blank / empty email with the subject saying something like File: Scan(86) or Emailing: Document(2) or Emailing: Receipt(8) [ random numbered] or other similar generic subjects pretending to come from random names at your own email … Continue reading →
An email with the subject of Attached Image pretending to come from your own email address with a zip attachment which downloads Locky Ransomware They use email addresses and subjects that will entice a user to read the email and open the attachment. … Continue reading →
A new week and another malspam run of Locky ransomware with generic subjects. Today’s starts with an email with the subject of bank account report pretending to come from random senders with a zip attachment containing a WSF file which … Continue reading →
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