A six months old email scam has started haunting users yet again, with a new face this time. The scam with the subject “Re: Scan from a Xerox W. Pro #XXXXXXX” now instead of making you attach a .zip file, as it did in the past, it now prompts you to click a download link, security [...]
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Websense warns of the return of “Re: Scan from a Xerox W. Pro #XXXXXXX” email scam
Posted: 19th January 2012 by infosecindia in Malware, Mobile, News, ScamTags: BlackHole exploit kit, malware, obfuscated Javascript, SaaS
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“Laura Frisian: the most beautiful ass in the world!” scam hits Facebook
Posted: 3rd January 2012 by infosecindia in News, Scam, Social NetworksTags: A fisherman catches a couple when they make ... :D, A Really Giant Baby ! Amazing it looks so real :D, Air Race Plane Crashed in the crowd during a show !, Awesome :D, Boy Happier As A Girl !, clickjacking, Compilation of Embarrassing and Busted! Photos, Drill a tooth abscess! Disgusting :s, facebook, If you like Nutella, likejacking, never look this video!!!, obfuscated Javascript, The worst thing that can happen to a girl!, Transgender 10-Year-Old
A new scam has been reported on Facebook, wherein a video link titled, “Laura Frisian: the most beautiful ass in the world!” is floating around. According to a researcher at Kaspersky Labs, David Jacoby, the JavaScript behind the link is filled with obfuscated code and multiple domains. It seems that the server used in this scam is hosting [...]
Oldest Pakistani newspaper, Daily Jang’s website compromised
Posted: 17th May 2011 by infosecindia in Malware, NewsTags: Backdoor, Daily Jang, exploit kit, go1pack, Iframe, jang.com.pk, obfuscated Javascript, Pakistan, Trojan
Websense Security Labs ThreatSeeker network has determined that the popular online Pakistani newspaper Web site the ‘Daily Jang’ (at jang.com.pk) has been compromised. The Web site has been injected with malicious code in several locations. The code redirects visitor browsers to exploit Web sites. At the time this writing, the exploit sites that the Daily Jang redirects to [...]
Scam message offers you to enable a ‘Dislike’ button on Facebook
Posted: 16th May 2011 by infosecindia in News, Scam, Social NetworksTags: facebook, obfuscated Javascript, scammers, Sophos, survey scam
Many of us on various occasions would have wished to see a ‘Dislike’ button on Facebook along with the ‘like’ button. There’s a good news and a bad won for those wishing to show their disagreement or disliking towards a post, picture or a video on Facebook. The good news is that there is a [...]