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NACHA Spam / evrymonthnighttry.com and glasseseverydaynow.com

15
Dec
2011

More NACHA themed spam this morning that redirects victims through a hacked legitimate site to a malware laden page, this time hosted on evrymonthnighttry.com or glasseseverydaynow.com.

These sites are hosted on 46.183.217.119 (Dataclub, Latvia). I can’t see anything at all of value in 46.183.216.0/21 so blocking access to all of that range might be prudent.

It also attempts to load an exploit from a site called bbb-complains.org which is not resolving at present.

A couple of example emails:

Date:      Thu, 15 Dec 2011 07:42:51 +0000
From:      “[email protected]” [[email protected]]
Subject:      Your ACH transaction details

Attention: Accounting Department

This message includes an important information regarding the ACH debit transfer sent on your behalf, that was detained by our bank:
Transaction ID:    079788807282357
Transaction status:    pending

In order to resolve this matter, please use the link below to review the transaction details as soon as possible.

Yours faithfully,
Anthony Cooley
Chief Accountant

and

Date:      Thu, 15 Dec 2011 07:30:43 +0000
From:      “[email protected]” [[email protected]]
Subject:      Your pending ACH debit transfer

Dear Sir or Madam,

Please find below a report about the ACH debit transfer sent on your behalf, that was kept back by our bank:
Transaction #:    638798200851317
Status of the transaction:    pending

In order to resolve this matter, please review the transaction details using the link below as soon as possible.

Yours truly,
Kevin Hunt
Chief Accountant

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