MX Lab, http://www.mxlab.eu, started to intercept a new trojan distribution campaign by email with the subject “Facture N: 01-249576284 !”, note that the invoice number changes with each email.
The email is send from the spoofed address “FreeBox -Internet <service@freebox.fr>” and has the following body:
Chers Client (e)
Par mesures de sйcuritй et Grвce а notre expйrience, Nous contrфlons tous les charge inhabituelles liйe a votre compte.
Nous avons le regret de vous informer que votre compte freebox sera limitй , a cause d’un mouvement inhabituel sur votre compte
Numйro de Rйfйrence : BF738492
Pour supprimer cette limitation veuillez mettre а jour de votre information personnel concernant votre compte freebox :
* Cliquez sur le lien suivant : Metter а Jour De Votre Information Personnel .
* Connectez-vous
* Mise а jour vos informations personnelles
* Reconnectez-vous
Vous avez un dйlai de 48h pour rйtablir l’accиs а votre compte sans ceux votre compte sera supprimй dйfinitivement !
Veuillez croire, Madames et Monsieurs, а l’expression de nos sentiments les plus respectueux.
Service Freebox !
The phishing URL is behind the text “Metter а Jour De Votre Information Personnel” and points in this case to hxxp://dedecome.com/. When we visited the site for investigation, the web page in question was not available. But rest asure, this is a phishing attempt.
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Posted on 11 March 2011. Tags: emails, Freebox, Phishing
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