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This fake LinkedIn spam leads to malware on 74.63.252.106: Date:      Thu, 28 Jun 2012 00:52:04 +0200 From:      “2012, LinkedIn Corporation” [sdexheimer@itrs.com.br] To:      [y009-xc6.ftdsf@catchamail.com] Subject:      Relationship LinkedIn Mail LinkedIn REMINDERS Invitation reminders: • From Kevin Sellers (VP Analytic Services at Glencore) PENDING MESSAGES • There are a total of 9 messages awaiting […]

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We used to see a lot of pump-and-dump stock spam. Pump-and-dump stock manipulation works like this: Spammers purchase stock in companies trading at very low levels, at a cheap price The spammers artificially inflate the stock’s price by encouraging others to purchase more (often by spamming “good news” about the company to others). They then […]

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Today we will be reviewing a cybercriminal’s recipe for success: Hacking LinkedIn’s password (and possibly user-) database. Sending an email to all obtained email addresses, which is urging you to check your LinkedIn inbox as soon as possible. A user unawarely clicking on the link. An exploit gets loaded. Malware gets dropped. Malware gets executed. […]

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