Cybercrime, the Dridex global campaign via Quickbooks evolves
The email xls attachment contacts a random url from an internal list and downloads the malware. The list, however, changes in each file.
Cybercrime, new Dridex campaign via fake Quickbooks invoice
The email xls attachment contacts a random url from an internal list and downloads the dll, which starts the malware infection.
Cybercrime, Dridex is back with a Quickbooks global campaign
Bitdefender cybersecurity experts: More than half of the phishing emails, sent to spread the malware, originate from IP addresses in Italy.
Cybercrime, the Dridex campaign via Quickbooks is back
The xls attachment of the mail, also arrived in Italy, randomly contacts a link from an internal list and downloads the dll, starting the malware infection.
Cybercrime, Dridex attacks again via Quickbooks
By opening the link in the email, you download a doc file that contacts a url from an internal list and download the dll, which starts the malware infection.
Cybercrime, Dridex still leverages Intuit Quickbooks in its global campaign
The email on an fake invoice contains an xlsm attachment. This contacts a random link from an internal list and downloads the dll, which starts the malware infection.
Cybercrime, Dridex associated with false Intuit QuickBooks invoices is back
The email contains a link that downloads a .doc document. This, if opened, contacts a link that downloads a DLL that infects the PC with malware.