Collaborate Disseminate
Is there any way to get rid of gmail Spams.
Every time I block a gmail emailID, the impersonator creates and another one and sends spam. I have blocked around 2 dozen ids. I reported at https://support.google.com/mail/contact/abuse?hl=en,… Continue reading Gmail impersonation spam from multiple email id
It doesn’t have regulatory authority, so it can’t do much, but the hundreds of registrars it authorizes can and should. Continue reading ICANN asks registrars to crack down on scam coronavirus websites
Last month we shared information on the blog about spam-driven affiliate programs who were selling a variety of shady “anti-Coronavirus” products, including immunity oils, masks, disinfectants, and no-touch thermometers. (See: CAUCE Spamfighters R… Continue reading SEC Suspends CoronaVirus Stock Pump-n-Dump Scammers
There is no video and the whole thing is a scam to prey on your fears. Continue reading Sextortion emails and porn scams are back – don’t let them scare you!
My outlook account received a suspicious email, addressed to somebody else, AW, sent apparently from themselves to themselves.
The sender is not an outlook address, but I guess outlook might be hosting their service.
According to haveibeen… Continue reading Received email addressed to someone else from themselves
Security researchers around the world have their work cut out for them keeping track of malicious scams and campaigns surrounding…
The post How Cybercriminals Are Actively Exploiting the Coronavirus/COVID-19 Crisis appeared first on Siemplify.
The po… Continue reading How Cybercriminals Are Actively Exploiting the Coronavirus/COVID-19 Crisis
The malware is back after three years, looking to cash in on interest in government relief efforts around coronavirus. Continue reading Zeus Sphinx Banking Trojan Arises Amid COVID-19
The renewed Zeus Sphinx activity that IBM X-Force is seeing features a modified variant targeting online banking users in North America and Australia through the use of maldocs themed around COVID-19.
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Continue reading Zeus Sphinx Trojan Awakens Amidst Coronavirus Spam Frenzy
Friends don’t share virus hoaxes with their friends. They spend five minutes checking their facts before sharing poppycock on social media.
Continue reading The Dance of the Pope virus hoax
Hackers working for Russian military intelligence have long relied on zero-days and malware to target their victims, but in the last year they’ve kept it simple — using previously hacked email accounts to send a wide array of phishing attempts, according to new research from security firm Trend Micro. Since at least May of last year, the group known as Fancy Bear, APT28, or Pawn Storm, has used hacked email accounts belonging to high-profile personnel working at defense firms in the Middle East to carry out the operation, according to Feike Hacquebord, a senior threat researcher at Trend Micro. “The actor connects to a dedicated server using the OpenVPN option of a commercial VPN provider and then uses compromised email credentials to send out credential spam via a commercial email service provider,” Hacquebord writes in the research. The group, which the U.S. Department of Justice linked with Russia’s Main Intelligence Directorate […]
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