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DocuSign Phishing

Over the last week or so I’ve received two batches of slightly different DocuSign phishing attempts. They are typical “click a link in the email that downloads a malicious .doc you have to enable macros in” attacks, though the first time I’ve seen DocuSign as the bluff. Also somewhat interesting that these attacks seem to …

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Posted byJason RushMay 19, 2017May 19, 2017Posted inSpam Email BreakdownsTags: .doc, docusign, encoded, phishing, vb, vba, vbscriptLeave a comment on DocuSign Phishing

letter.hta – Ransomware

This email was a reply to what seemed to be a completely legitimate email from a client. The email contained a password-protected .rar file named after the recipient (May have been passed using first & last name in unsuspecting senders contacts list?). The reply message: Hi, I attach a scanned copy of the letter to …

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Posted byJason RushJune 24, 2013January 11, 2016Posted inSpam Email BreakdownsTags: .FILEBLOCKED, .hta, .onion, .rar, encoded, powershell, randsomware, tor, vb, vbscriptLeave a comment on letter.hta – Ransomware
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