HTML File from “Wire Transfer Confirmation” Hides Redirect Towards Blackhole

HTML File from “Wire Transfer Confirmation” Hides Redirect Towards Blackhole

Sophos experts have analyzed this latest spam campaign

Experts: Phishing Campaigns Changed Since “Blackhole” Came into the Picture

Experts: Phishing Campaigns Changed Since “Blackhole” Came into the Picture

Trend Micro experts published a detailed paper on spam runs that rely on the exploit kit

Blackhole Masters Ask American Express Users to Reset Passwords

Blackhole Masters Ask American Express Users to Reset Passwords

It looks like a phishing campaign, but it's much worse than that

Fake ADP Funding Notifications and Security Updates Used to Spread Malware

Fake ADP Funding Notifications and Security Updates Used to Spread Malware

It looks like a legitimate email, but it's designed to serve the Blackhole exploit kit

Blackhole Exploit Kit Versions Found to Include XML Core Services Flaw

Blackhole Exploit Kit Versions Found to Include XML Core Services Flaw

For the time being it's not widespread, but that can change at any time

Malware Authors Upgrade Exploit Kits to Randomly Generate Domains

Malware Authors Upgrade Exploit Kits to Randomly Generate Domains

Blackhole and RedKit have been seen to posses such functionality

Fake BancorpSouth Emails Lure Users to Blackhole Exploit Kit

Fake BancorpSouth Emails Lure Users to Blackhole Exploit Kit

Over 1 million messages have already been sent out

Adobe and Java Exploits Pushed via LinkedIn Spam

Adobe and Java Exploits Pushed via LinkedIn Spam

Cybercriminals increased the frequency of fake notifications after the data breach

12 Million Cleverly Designed Fake Classmates.com Emails Point to Exploit Kit

12 Million Cleverly Designed Fake Classmates.com Emails Point to Exploit Kit

Experts report that cybercriminals do everything they can to lure users to Blackhole

Malicious Twitter Confirmation Emails Lead to Exploit Kit

Malicious Twitter Confirmation Emails Lead to Exploit Kit

The fake notifications appear to originate from a "twitter.com" email address

Emails from “Amazon.com” Fool Users into Visiting Malware-Serving Sites

Emails from “Amazon.com” Fool Users into Visiting Malware-Serving Sites

Here's how you can identify a malicious notification

Researchers Find 140,000 Fake Xanga Emails Leading to Malware

Researchers Find 140,000 Fake Xanga Emails Leading to Malware

The campaign appears to be connected to the phony Craigslist emails that make the rounds

Fake Craigslist Emails Contain Links to Blackhole Exploit Kit

Fake Craigslist Emails Contain Links to Blackhole Exploit Kit

The shady automated email notifications look legitimate

PayPal-Themed “You Sent a Payment” Emails Point to Malware

PayPal-Themed “You Sent a Payment” Emails Point to Malware

Links contained in the notifications lead to sites that host the Blackhole exploit kit

AVG: Android Malware Is Pushed via Twitter and Facebook

AVG: Android Malware Is Pushed via Twitter and Facebook

It's easy to monetize a malicious operation when there are so many potential victims

Cybercrooks Introduce Nuclear Pack 2.0 Exploit Kit

Cybercrooks Introduce Nuclear Pack 2.0 Exploit Kit

It exploits vulnerabilities in Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer and Java

BBB and LinkedIn Email Lure Users to Compromised WordPress Sites

BBB and LinkedIn Email Lure Users to Compromised WordPress Sites

The BlackHole Exploit Kit is used to spread the malicious Cridex worm

 
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