Posts Tagged ‘precise wording’

Malware attack spread as email from your office’s HP scanner

Jul

2012

In these high-tech times, scanners and photocopiers aren’t just dumb machines sitting in the corner of the office.They are usually connected to the corporate network, and – in some cases – can even email you at your desk to save you having to wear out your shoe leather.And it’s precisely this functionality that we have […]

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Malware: ‘Scan from a HP OfficeJet’ attack spammed out widely

Feb

2012

SophosLabs is intercepting a widespread criminal campaign to infect innocent users’ computers. The attack has been spammed out widely, pretending to be an email containing a scan from an HP OfficeJet printer. The precise wording used in the dangerous emails’ subject lines, message body and attachment names can vary – but here are some examples: […]

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Beware Changelog spammed-out malware attack

Feb

2012

Internet users are receiving emails claiming to contain a changelog – but the files attached are really designed to infect computers. Here’s what a typical email looks like, although the precise wording can vary. Subject: Re: Your Changelog Message body: Good day, as promised chnglog attached (Open with Internet Explorer) The subject lines and attachment […]

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Malware attack spread as email from your office’s HP scanner

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Beware Changelog spammed-out malware attack

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