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Threats Get Trickier with Versatility and Social Engineering

14

Sep

2012

Cybercriminals intending to take your data find various ways through social engineering. For example, in our investigation of what seemed to be a run-of-the mill spam run leading to a pharma site, we’ve uncovered the same points we have raised in our eguide, How Social Engineering Works. The spam run starts as an email notification […]

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Fake ‘Amazon order’ email exploits recent Java vulnerability CVE 2012-4681

03

Sep

2012

Following our recent blog posts regarding the propagation of Java vulnerability CVE-2012-4681 (New Java 0-day used in small number of attacks) and its subsequent inclusion in the infamous Blackhole Exploit Kit (New Java 0-day added to Blackhole Exploit Kit), the Websense® ThreatSeeker® Network has detected a new malicious email campaign purporting to be an order […]

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Facebook friend added a new photo of you? Beware spammed-out malware attack

28

Aug

2012

Computer users are being warned to be careful about opening unsolicited email attachments, after a malicious Trojan horse was spammed out posing as a Facebook notification that the recipient is featured in a newly uploaded photograph.The emails, which pretend to come from Facebook, look like the following (click here for a larger version of the […]

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