Anti-spyware email spreads Trojan July 21, 2006 Quentin Reade An email claiming to be from an anti-spyware company is being used to spread a new Trojan-downloader. According to BlackSpider Technologies, the email claims to be from the customer service department of a legitimate anti-spyware company, in this case SpysoftCentral. The text of the mail confirms subscription to one of its products and the deduction of £79.39 from the recipient's credit card account. The email claims that the attachment contains the detailed invoice – but when the attachment is opened, however, Trojan-Downloader.Bancos is downloaded
I got 2 last night in my Yahoo mailbox (and the file attachment is called:
DD269901.zip (6KB) )
Do not think of looking at this It contains Trouble And I double checked my bank account ...Nothing has been taken out .
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