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Targeted spam or just a new spam filter evading technique?

16

Oct

2011

I own a couple of domains for various private activities, among these, my personal blog. They don’t get much traffic, but I receive a lot of spam on these domains. One of these spams escaped the spam filters because it was specially crafted. The email was sent from an email address of a domain which […]

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Updated: NACHA Payment cancelled – scam continues

05

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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LURID: Attribution Isn’t Easy

23

Sep

2011

Determining who is ultimately behind targeted attacks is difficult as it requires a combination of technical and contextual analysis and the ability to connect disparate pieces of information together over a period of time. Moreover, any one researcher typically does not necessarily have all these pieces of information and must interpret the available evidence. Too […]

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