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Another Targeted Email Campaign Using Researcher Credentials as Ploy

Apr

2012

In another turn of interesting events, during the course of my monitoring of targeted attacks, specifically of advanced persistent threats, I came upon an email with a PDF attachment that had just a measly 4 out of 42 generic or heuristic detections. I checked out the email and whoa! – it was an email from […]

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Spamvertised “NACHA security nitification” Serving Malware – Historical OSINT

Oct

2011

The following intelligence brief will offer historical OSINT on the “NACHA security nitification” — the typo is intentionally left as this is how the original campaign was spamvertised — malware campaign. Spamvertised body: Dear Valued Client,We strongly believe that your account may have been compromised. Due to this, we cancelled the last ACH transactions:-(ID: 13104924)-(ID: […]

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Keeping Money Mule Recruiters on a Short Leash – Part Eight – Historical OSINT

May

2011

With money mule recruitment scams continuing to represent an inseparable part of the cybercrime ecosystem, in this post I’ll summarize the findings from an assessment I conducted on currently active mule recruitment scams over a month ago. As always, the historical OSINT offered is invaluable in case-building practices in particular a very well segmented group […]

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