Below is a screenshot of a phishing email we received today. It looks like someone stole our credit card and placed an order with YesAsia.com. The email looks legit, but if you check the links, each of them point to a zip file. I’m sure that zip file contains some malicious software. If you get […]
One of our clients received this email today that bypassed the spam filter. Good job on catching this one! This message is not from LogMeIn, but is a good fake. If you get a message like this, please contact us or your network support services to help decide if it’s valid or not. Brandon […]
Below are some screenshots from an email I received containing malware in an attachment. This message looks like it’s from the United States Postal Service, and that I missed a package they tried to deliver. It contains an image of the text that overlays any other text in the email so the user can’t see […]
Spyware Screenshots Below are screenshots from the latest spyware. DO NOT click the links if you see them. Figure 1. This is the first from this single page. You can see the transgression from the initial image to the warnings. Figure 2. This message displayed after clicking the image. Figure 3. This message displayed after […]
Here is our latest alert on Spyware. http://fb.me/DDkju8yH
China top source of malware http://fb.me/GgrzNBxx
Yesterday I received an email from one of our clients stating that his Hotmail contacts had been compromised and people were receiving spam from him. I’ll be honest, we get many calls regarding this and it’s always the same thing, spoofing. Spoofing is where you get an email from someone that isn’t really that person. […]
This is an example of the beginning of spyware. Should I click ok?
Facebook viruses/malware have been common sources of infections lately. Don’t believe every email you get that says… http://bit.ly/bo2hdJ
One more reason to use RUN Networks Integrated Antivirus. Below is an excerpt from the Symantec Antivirus knowledgebase, http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ent-security.nsf/docid/2010010308571348. This seems like a Y2K problem, only it’s 2010. Symantec antivirus, although it updates the same as before, doesn’t recognize a date newer than 2009. The fix: release new definition updates, but keep the December 31, […]