US EditionSending Alerts Malicious Emails that Supplant Endesa to Steal Bank Data
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The invoice detail is supposedly attached in a zip format compressed file, which actually contains a Trojan virus
The Office of Internet Security (OSI) of the National Cybersecurity Institute (INCIBE) has issued a high level alert (4 out of 5) to the detection of a malicious mail distribution campaign that supplants the Endesa electric company. The attack, of 'phishing' type, seeks to deceive users by making them believe that they can download their bill from the light through an attachment in compressed format (.zip). However, this file contains a trojan i…
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