Posted by Mr Spamalicious | Posted in Computer Virus Spam - Open the Attachment or Follow a Link to Get Infected by a Trojan | Posted on 06-02-2010
Another fake warning about changing your password but this one comes with a totally awesome virus hidden inside an attached zip file (well I assume it does…it’s not like I’m going to open it to find out. If it’s not a virus then it’s a phishing scheme for sure). Either way, you’re screwed if you follow the directions. Cool!
Hi, (your email address)
Because of the measures taken to provide safety to our clients, your password has been changed.
You can find your new password in attached document.
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