Malware Poses as X'Mas Greetings
Techtree News Staff, Dec 19, 2007 1725 hrs IST
According to an F-Secure report, a number of fake Christmas and New Year cards are hitting mail in-boxes globally, serving as cover for malware.
Techtree News Staff, Dec 19, 2007 1725 hrs IST
According to an F-Secure report, a number of fake Christmas and New Year cards are hitting mail in-boxes globally, serving as cover for malware.
With year end nearing, festive e-greetings have become the next source of malware attacks.
According to an F-Secure report, a number of Christmas and New Year cards (malwares) are hitting mail in-boxes globally. These fake cards are serving as cover for malicious downloads.
The X'Mas fakes come with links embedded in emails that direct users to fake Yahoo! greeting card Web sites, running in conjunction with American greetings.
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