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Our examination of the "Maintenance Protection" email revealed that it is spam. The letter states that due to account restrictions, some of the email features were disabled. The goal of this phishing campaign is to deceive recipients into disclosing their email account log-in credentials (password
Our researchers discovered the blackZluk ransomware while investigating new submissions to the VirusTotal website. Ransomware is designed to encrypt files and demand payment for the decryption. After we launched a sample of blackZluk on our system, it encrypted files and appended their filenames
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Our team has reviewed this email and concluded that it is a fraudulent letter posing as a notification from an email service provider. This email is written by scammers who attempt to trick recipients into disclosing personal information. Emails of this type are classified as phishing emails.
"Urgent Server Warning" is a spam email. It falsely claims that a request has been received to terminate the recipient's email account. With this lure, the scam letter tricks recipients into providing their email log-in credentials to a phishing site with the hopes that it will cancel the fake req
After reading the "Payment Approved By International Authorities" email, we determined that it is spam. The letter states that the recipient can claim their 36 million USD payment. Typically, scammers behind mail of this kind seek victims' personal information or money. The spam email with