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messages and blocks all links associated to it. The public is advised to refrain from clicking any links received from unknown or suspicious mails.
to be taken in by spam - especially those that come with suspicious attachments. Deleting them as soon as you receive them is more than apt. Trend Micro security offerings detect and block everything
TROJ_UPATRE.CI. Trend Micro™ Smart Protection Network™ protects users from this threat via detecting the malicious file and spammed message. Users are advised not to open suspicious emails as this may introduce
information from hapless users. Users must always be cautious before clicking links in suspicious messages such as these. Constant vigilance is always key to distinguishing legitimate mail from malicious ones.
case with this series of spammed mails. Users are therefore cautioned with suspicious mails that sport shortened URLs. Do not click upon these links - rather, simply delete the mail they came in on
messages and links associated to it. The public is advised to refrain from clicking any links received from unknown or suspicious mail.
users to never open links or attachments that come from unexpected or suspicious senders, especially when they claim to be from official government organizations. Either delete them right away, or verify
once more advised not to open links from suspicious or unfamiliar senders, especially when they come with attachments.
advised to be wary when opening suspicious emails similar to these, even if they come from supposedly legitimate sources.
A JavaScript malware is seen in a spam outbreak involving a spammed message pretending to be an invoice notification email with suspicious ZIP attachments. As per the usual route of spam, the body of
information stealing routines. The spam mail is already blocked and the attachment is detected as TROJ_UPATRE.YYSOO.We again advise users not to click or download any suspicious links or attachments.
is detected as W2KM_DRIDEX. Once again, we advise users to never open suspicious mails, especially when they come with attachments such as these.
We recently found a sample of a spam campaign that appears to use the mask of certain animal nutrtition companies. The email poses to be an invoice from Cargill and attempts to infect users with a
campaigns, from the spammed mails themselves to their malicious payloads. Users are once more reminded to never click on or open email messages coming from unknown or suspicious senders.
threat, from the spammed mail to the malicious attachments themselves. Users are once more reminded to avoid clicking on suspicious links and file attachments, especially when they come from unknown mail
carefully check unsolicited mails before clicking on any links or attachments. Users receiving suspicious emails should always exercise caution to avoid being tricked to executing malware.
Spam campaigns, carrying links or malicious .doc files, exploiting the Microsoft Office vulnerability known as CVE-2017-11882 is spreading in Australia and Japan. The Australia spam campaign is
customers are protected from all elements in this spam campaign. Users are once again reminded to never click on suspicious emails and the links/attachments that come with them.
suspicious attachments especially from an unknown source. If possible, embedded files should never be allowed to automatically be opened by your PDF readers. This kind of attachment is already detected by
with malware, thus users are advised to carefully check unsolicited emails before clicking on any files or URLs. Users receiving suspicious emails should always exercise caution to avoid being tricked