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Updated: NACHA Payment cancelled – scam continues

Oct

2011

In February 2011, NACHA alerted the public about fraudulent emails being distributed that appeared to be sent from NACHA and signed by a non-existent NACHA employee. We reported this campaign back in June 2011 but it has come back in the past 2 weeks with a new twist to trick the users into opening a […]

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Anatomy of Bamital: A Prevalent Click-fraud Trojan

Sep

2011

(Note: This blog was written on September 2. We decided to postpone publishing it due to an ongoing joint effort to shut down servers and block domain names. The variant studied is not the latest but accurately reflects the functionalities of the threat.) Trojan.Bamital appeared in the summer of 2010. The threat really became prevalent […]

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Brazilians, banking Trojans and social engineering

Jul

2011

Maybe you don’t know this, but many guys here in the lab can tell you where a banking Trojan is from just taking a look at it for a few seconds. There are a number of different banking Trojan families, but it’s really easy -once you have analyzed thousands of them- to group them by […]

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