Email claims that the recipient has purchased an airline ticket online and should open an attached file to view an invoice and print out the ticket
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Fake “news report” email claims that the Australian Prime Minister has been hospitalized after a serious heart attack (Full commentary below).
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Email claims to confirm a Dell Online Store credit card order for a digital camera worth $865 AUD.
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A trojan bearing hoax email is circulating that falsely claims to be from the New Zealand police. The email has the subject…
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Email claims that the National Australia Bank is going bankrupt and directs recipients to click on a link included in the message in order to read more information
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“Question About Your Photo at flickr” Email Leads to Trojan
by Brett M. Christensen February 20, 2017Email claims that the sender is interested in finding out more about a photo posted on photo-sharing site flickr.
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Email claims that singer Michael Jackson has made a suicide attempt and asks the recipient to click on the link to read more information
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Soon after the London terrorist bombings in July 2005, unscrupulous individuals began using the outrage for their own nefarious ends. Symantec Security Response reports that a trojan began spreading via email shortly after the bombings. The email carrying the trojan arrives in HTML format and masquerades as a CNN story about the attack. The subject line of the malicious email is “Terror Hits London”.
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People have reported receiving ‘terror alert’ emails that claim to be from law enforcement agencies in several locations around the world, including Canada, Dubai,…