Malicious Spammers target Bank of America
I’ve saw two different security firms talking about Bank of America and I wanted to share with you:
Picture from F-secure
The two sites are F-secure and Pandalabs who are talking about Bank of America and how they try to get you to install malware. With Adobe having just sent out the new updates last month it looks like spammers are using this to get people to install Malware.
It is also been known to be floating around in Facebook this spam. So if you get a link going to a site you don’t know about to see a video and it says you need a codec or the Adobe update you should turn right around and leave site. You should always type in the url of Your Bank and not go there through links.
From what they are saying it monitors Network traffic and Steals ICQ, POP3, and IMAP passwords. If you find network traffic going to Hong Kong IP, then it is time to check to make sure all your Virus definitions are up to date and you’ve installed an Anti-virus and Firewall. I would encourage users to report it to Phishtank so that any other unsuspecting user or person going to that site will be warned.
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