Michel Py wrote:
This is interesting, as it goes against the current
phishing trends that tend to produce ultra-realistic
baits; maybe it's not necessary to spend all the time
copying the target's logos and mimicking their fonts
and style after all. Good ol' tricks still work.
Harley David
Indeed. But this isn't a phishing scam at all. It's a
mass mailer virus - one of the Bagle variants, by the
look.
I was looking at the social implications only; has someone actually
analyzed the payload?
I would not be surprised to see shortly a real phishing propagated by a
slow-spreading mass mailer virus (this might be a proof-of-concept).
Michel.
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