![]() If you allow this to happen you will incur court costs and you may forfeit your company’s credit status because the name of your company will be recorded by the major credit reference agencies. If full payment is not received by Octocourt action will be taken against your company. The email looks like:Ĭourt action will be the consequence of your ignoring this letter.ĭespite our telephone calls on October 10 and our letters of Septemand October 20, 2014, and your promise to pay, payment of your account has still not been received. They are using email addresses and subjects that will entice a user to read the email and open the attachment. "An email pretending to be an unpaid invoice and threatening court action with a subject of 'Acorn Engineering Limited trading' is another one from the current bot runs which try to download various Zbots, cryptolocker, ransomware and loads of other malware on your computer. The MD5 of the sample analyzed is 8cc0ccec8483dcb9cfeb88dbe0184402. malicious link loads a RIG Exploit Kit landing page to exploit any of its targeted vulnerabilities to drop CryptoWall 2.0. The campaign Dynamoo revealed is being hosted side-by-side on the same server as the RIG Exploit Kit: hxxp :// 206.253.165.76 :8080. The spammers behind this latest campaign seem to be the same crew behind a recent wave of eFax spam reported over at Dynamoo’s Blog*. Once infected with CryptoWall 2.0, users’ files are encrypted and held for ransom. ![]() nasty updated version of CryptoWall, which has built up steam since the disruption of CryptoLocker. observed spammers exploiting vulnerable WordPress links to -redirect- users to servers hosting the RIG Exploit Kit, which takes advantage of any number of vulnerabilities in unpatched Silverlight, Flash, Java and other applications to drop CryptoWall 2.0. Page last modified on Sunday, 19 October 2014 ![]() that appeared to function as intermediaries for the infection of 4498 other site(s). The last time Google tested a site on this network was on, and the last time suspicious content was found was on. resulted in malicious software being downloaded and installed without user consent. There appears to be nothing legitimate at all in this IP address range, I strongly recommend that you -block- traffic going to it." 5.135.230.176/28 is an OVH IP range allocated to what might be a ficticious customer: "These domains are currently hosted or have recently been hosted on 5.135.230.176/28 and all appear to be malicious in some way, in particular some of them have been hosting the Angler EK* (hat tip).
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